Why you should gather problems
Problems are opportunities in disguise. Collect them, analyse them and utilise their potential by solving your problems creatively.
5 characteristics that are crucial for every innovator
A true innovator has no difficulty abandoning the original plan in exchange for a more suitable alternative. With these 5 habits, you too will become a flexible innovator.
Force Field Analysis
It's not always wise to pursue an innovative idea. A force field analysis can help you decide whether to continue with an idea, or start looking for alternatives.
How to prevent associations from making us less creative
Word associations are common in brainstorm sessions and can be quite valuable in the search for creative ideas. Associations, however, can also limit our creativity.
The hunt for serendipity
Serendipity is something you can, and should, hunt for. While serendipity requires a bit of luck, it’s just as much a matter of being ready.
Ten ways to innovate your company
Innovation is incredibly important to almost any business. But where to begin? In this article, I share ten innovation areas to get you started.
Positive Deviance; finding the positive exception
Positive Deviance is a method of problem-solving in which you focus on the positive exceptions.
The Ghost Army: battlefield deceptions from World War II
A great example of creative thinking. How the Ghost Army managed to fool the Germans and save thousands of Allied lives.
The Innovation Matrix – 4 Important Strategies for Brands and Businesses
The ‘Innovation Matrix’ is a great tool to get an insight into the world of Radical, Great, Smart and Strategic Innovations.
3 Simple Steps to Build a Remarkable Prototype
These days prototyping is inexpensive, easy, and doesn’t necessarily require a lot of technical knowhow. All you need to know is 3 simple steps that you can follow to prototype literally anything.