Expert resources for innovation, creativity & organizational development | New & Improved, LLC. Taking the Mystery Out of Innovation. In Share 12 Many people see innovation as a mystifying process that requires blinding flashes of creative insight to come up with new products that change the world. In reality, there’s nothing mysterious about it. As defined in the dictionary, innovation is simply “making changes in something established, especially by introducing new methods, ideas, or products.”
Those blinding flashes of creativity that change the world represent maybe .001% of all innovations. The rest are a combination of hard work and seeing the world just a little bit differently than everyone else. To de-mystify the innovation process and help you see the world a little differently, here are five “Playing With Your Brain” exercises from my new book, Using Your Brain To Win . 1. How long have you been doing it this way? 2. For example, ask employees, “What’s the one thing you’re most concerned will take us down?” 3. So pause for a moment and focus on what winning looks like for your organization. 4. 5.
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