The balls of Thomas Edison as source of creativity Image by StockSnap from Pixabay Thomas Edison invented the light bulb, but also together with William Kennedy Dickson in 1888, he created the first movie projector, the kinetoscope, and one of the first electric chairs with his employee Nikola Tesla (yes that one!) and much more. […]
The power of storytelling, coffee (!) and 4 ingredients to be(come) a story creator.
The power of storytelling and 4 ingredients to be(come) a story creator. Image by StockSnap from Pixabay The story of coffee Long time a go, around 850 BC an Arab goatheader named Kaldi noticed how his goats acted strangely. When he looked what caused it, he saw they were eating certain berries. Intrigued by it, […]
Why bullets kill and stories live forever
Why bullet points kill and stories live forever (a short story) Image unidentified In the world of PowerPoints (and Keynotes), there’s a timeless battle between the practicality of bullet points and the profound impact of storytelling. You see, bullet points appeal to the logical left brain, offering a structured but sterile way to convey information, […]
Master the Art of Business
Master the Art of Business: Transform Logic into Emotion Image from some Ai In the world of business, the significance of emotion transcends the confines of conventional logic. Logic serves its purpose, undoubtedly – navigating us from point A to B, laying the groundwork for market entry. Yet, in a landscape teeming with competitors fixated […]
Less Profit, More Happiness
Less Profit, More Happiness It sounds like a contradiction, but it’s not. The ideas is simple: Companies should define a profit ceiling. Anything they earn above, is used for positive investment like education, sustainability, pollution, improve farmer’s prices, equal opportunities, culture, the community, you get the idea. Now what happens? Employees who work for companies […]
9 Quantum Creativity Strategies
9 Quantum Creativity Strategies If the brain is a muscle, and it is possible to train it or even to stretch it. Here are some interesting ways to train the brain: Strategy 1. Fail tremendously No creative succeeds without first failing – as fails are part of the process of testing one’s assumptions. Each failure […]