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To encourage the flow of ideas, remember the three Cs |
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While many companies give lip service to innovation, the fact is that your organization's managers may be unwittingly killing new ideas, along with the enthusiasm of the creative thinkers who developed them. Jeffrey Baumgartner provides some advice on how to ensure that managers are more supportive of new ideas. |
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(4/22/2008) |
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To innovate, force yourself to take a different point of view |
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We have to deliberately take a different point of view and come at the problem from a new direction before we have a chance of creating a radical solution, advises Paul Sloane. |
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(4/10/2008) |
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The role of play in creativity |
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The power of play is that it reveals the nature of worlds that
might be and sometimes are, testing the limits of conventional
practice by inventing alternatives. David Jiles shows us how play freed some of history's greatest inventors to make creative breakthroughs. |
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(3/6/2008) |
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Intuition and emotion in creative thinking |
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Great ideas arise in the strangest ways and are blended from the oddest ingredients, such as gut feelings, intuitions and emotions, explains author David Jiles Ph.D. |
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(2/27/2008) |
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