Bubble trouble.
It ain’t easy being you and it ain’t easy being me either.
The same year I wrote my business book I still managed to crank out some articles on creativity, brand building, graphic design and healthcare communication.
It ain’t easy being you and it ain’t easy being me either.
Try this free, zoom-friendly exercise with your colleagues or clients to uncover the things they wish could change.
Last week saw the successful launch of my book and Mark Stinson asked me to talk about it, and creativity in general, on his podcast.
My business book, ‘The Forces of Collaborative Creativity’ comes out next week. Give your little grey cells a good workout.
Look after your mind and your mind will look after you.
Terence Conran’s death, on September 12, has prompted me to look back on his influence on British culture.
Creativity is more than just a process for producing new ideas and Collaborative Creativity is a methodology that recognises creativities many other effects and advantages.
I am now the author of a soon to be published business book, because sharing what we know and believe is important.
I witnessed the live presentation of the Creative Effectiveness ladder and oh, what a beautifully quixotic thing it is.
The New York Times points to a better future for users, publishers and brand building.
I have created a new subject for the UN Open Brief on Covid-19. This time I responded to the ‘physical distancing’ brief.
On March 27th, for the first time, the UN launched an Open Brief to creatives to help spread public health messages with six ‘mini-briefs’. I chose to work on the ‘Myth busting’ brief.
We need information to understand events but also narratives to make sense of them. The dire cacophony generated by the current epidemic highlights a collective disorientation.
Brand collaborations are only beneficial for brands that are clearly defined.
Within the next six months, Walmart will install over 1,000 robots in its stores, aesthetically they are a missed opportunity.