Thinking Techniques

How do you put Nudging into practice? Discover 6 simple yet practical nudge techniques that you can use to influence choices and behaviour.

Bold ideas tend to lead to the most interesting insights. But few people are comfortable sharing 'wild' ideas. To solve this problem, we've developed a group exercise to encourage teams to share [...]

Challenging your assumptions isn't easy. Luckily there is a simple thinking technique to help you break free: the Creative Escape.

There are few techniques that will give you more ideas per minute than the Morphological Matrix.

Problems are opportunities in disguise. Collect them, analyse them and utilise their potential by solving your problems creatively.

The Transformers technique helps you to quickly generate original approaches to tackle your problem. All you need is a verb.

In my last article, I shared two simple methods which you can use to transform a crazy idea into a feasible one. In this second post, I will share two more.

Sometimes a problem can seem impossibly hard to solve. Oddly enough, in those cases the best approach might be to make your challenge even harder…

To get in a creative mood, a bit of stimulation is sometimes required. Often, a simple 'What if...' question is enough to get the creative juices flowing.

The key to remarkable solutions often lies outside your own field of expertise, yet luckily, well within reach.