Innovation

The Power of Borrowing Brilliance

Borrowing Brilliance is a tactic you might have used in everyday life without even knowing it, but this method of problem-solving can lead to blockbuster innovations. When you’re brainstorming, widen your considerations to other fields and the techniques they use to achieve the type of outcome you’re looking for. In this way, you’ll invite novelty ...

Make Sure All Voices Are Heard

When members of your team feel ignored or neglected, they can develop low confidence that affects their performance. In essence, you’re lowering their value by not appreciating their value. Increase the value and performance of your team by ensuring that every member knows he or she is appreciated. This course will teach you to facilitate ...

A Better Way to Pitch Your Ideas

Approaching a boss, investor, or another resource with a half-cocked idea is a quick way to get rejected. The key to gaining the approval of teams, leaders, and others is to present them with value. Once you get them on board, you can get the help you need to accomplish your goals while improving your ...

Why Diverse Teams Win

Diversity isn’t just progress for the sake of progress. Having a team made up of various ethnicities, different genders, and a range of ages actually increases your creativity and productivity. That’s because people who come from various backgrounds with various levels of experience broaden your perspective. This course will show you the error in cultural ...

Focus on the Problem, Not the Solution

Solving problems is the key to innovation and advancement, but far too often, we get in our own way by assuming the solution before we’ve really analyzed the problem. Getting stuck on the assumed solution will slow you down, creating more steps that have to be taken to achieve the desired result. This quick and ...

Small Acts of Innovation: Defy Convention

Learn to challenge yourself and pursue the unexpected. This course will encourage you to defy traditional conventions and think outside the box. You will learn why it’s useful to capitalize on offbeat and unusual circumstances, rather than ignore them. We will also discuss the benefit of asking new questions to solve existing problems. This course ...