How to change your perspective

It's easier to always do what we've always done. Change can be difficult, but it can also be rewarding. Sometimes we just need to look at our work - and life - from a different angle.

How to increase your focus and concentration (S1, E10)

We love our connected devices. What might happen to your creativity if you turn your phone off for just a bit? Might you learn how to concentrate better? Instead of the "fear of missing out" or FOMO, what about "power off, creativity on" or POCO?

Why traveling is so great

The benefits of travel are many. Need to spark your creativity and ignite your soul? Go somewhere. Anywhere. Now.

Why multitasking doesn’t work

Is multitasking at work actually effective? We all multitask - or think we do. Is there another option?

How to best share ideas with others

How you respond to contributions from team members is key to successful sharing knowledge in the workplace. The phrase, “Yes, but…” isn’t the best way to encourage idea sharing. Here’s a more effective alternative.

What is holding you back?

What’s holding you back from achieving your goals? No training? No diploma? Do you think you need permission? Here’s a thought for you that may change that mindset.

Why are pencils amazing?

Pencils have not changed much throughout history. Are they still relevant in today’s digital world? If so, why are pencils and handwriting important?

How did Walt Disney dream up Disneyland?

Walt Disney found creative inspiration away from the office. He took time just to think – and his thinking inspired a whole new concept.

How daydreaming helped Albert Einstein

Whatever happened to daydreaming? With our connected devices it’s hard to make time to think creatively. Here’s how time away from devices just to think can help you be more creative.

Can taking time to think help you?

Do you ever take a few minutes away from work to just think? Even a short break can inject creative inspiration into your day.

Try it – you may find you discover something pretty amazing, like Sir Isaac Newton did!