Idea Champions

JULY 11, 2021

Do not lose heart, oh facilitators of the creative process. Diffuse the fear of ambiguity by continually clarifying the process. If you want people to be optimally creative, it is imperative that you find a way to help them identify their limiting assumptions about the challenge they are brainstorming.

Creativity 49

Creativity Brainstorming Creative Thinking Groups 49

Idea Champions

SEPTEMBER 27, 2018

Do not lose heart, oh facilitators of the creative process. Diffuse the fear of ambiguity by continually clarifying the process. If you want people to be optimally creative, it is imperative that you find a way to help them identify their limiting assumptions about the challenge they are brainstorming.

Creativity 36

Creativity Brainstorming Creative Thinking Groups 36

Idea Champions

AUGUST 29, 2017

Do not lose heart, oh facilitators of the creative process. Diffuse the fear of ambiguity by continually clarifying the process. If you want people to be optimally creative, it is imperative that you find a way to help them identify their limiting assumptions about the challenge they are brainstorming.

Creativity 24

Creativity Brainstorming Creative Thinking Groups 24

Idea Champions

FEBRUARY 1, 2016

Do not lose heart, oh facilitators of the creative process. Diffuse the fear of ambiguity by continually clarifying the process. If you want people to be optimally creative, it is imperative that you find a way to help them identify their limiting assumptions about the challenge they are brainstorming.

Creativity 20

Creativity Brainstorming Creative Thinking Groups 20

Boxes and Arrows

JANUARY 7, 2014

Given its long history, it’s surprising to me that in our modern world, comedy–and comedic improvisation–is considered a low-brow form of entertainment. My creative process at work started to go into overdrive. To get your team engaged, start with an alphabet challenge. It is generally eschewed by the erudite.

Creativity 107

Creativity Exercises Meeting Examples 107

Boxes and Arrows

OCTOBER 6, 2009

Every scene, every moment, every tangible element of a film works together for a purpose: to make it easier for audiences to understand and engage with a story and to create an emotional response to walk away with. What’s really interesting is how themes, once found, function in the creative process. So where to start?

Design 98

Design Underperforming Technical Team Video Project 98