Is creativity something that can be taught?
There’s a lot of controversy surrounding this question that largely stems from the question of degree. I’d say yes, people’s […]
Jeff DeGraff
What misconceptions do people have about innovation and creativity?
The greatest misconception about innovation and creativity is that they can be generated on demand. Creativity will never be an
How can people become more creative in their everyday lives?
The gifted amateur as a heroic innovator is one of the great American myths. Stories about Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Edison,
Your Worldview Is Your Greatest Strength (But Also Your Greatest Weakness)
A worldview is more than a type or a style. It’s a collection of deeply held beliefs about how we
Rethinking the Liberal Arts for Business Education: Rise of the ‘Pracademic’
In a world of open access, higher education remains astonishingly, frustratingly closed. Our universities are insurmountable barriers rather than the
How to Stop Self-Sabotaging Your Creativity
It’s easier to start from scratch than it is to get out of a creative rut. That’s because we know
It’s the Talent, Stupid
Six presidential campaigns later, I’ve still got Bill Clinton’s iconic 1992 slogan running through my head: It’s the economy, stupid.
Walking The Tightrope On The Innovation Bell Curve
Breakthrough innovation typically starts at the edges of the bell curve in the challenge of a crisis or the prospect
How to Make Time to Work on Your Biggest Ideas [Infographic]
If you feel like you’re overworked, overtired and that no matter how much work you do, nothing really changes, you’re
How Breakthrough Ideas Become Mainstream
Breakthrough innovation typically starts at the edges of the bell curve in the challenge of a crisis or the prospect