Borrowing Creative Inspiration - 6 Areas to Boost Creative Thinking

Borrowing Creative Inspiration - 6 Areas to Boost Creative Thinking

If you struggle to come up with new and innovative ideas, try borrowing creative inspiration from various sources such as design layouts, stock photos, blog titles, social media content sharing patterns, speaking styles and patterns, and creative thinking models. By keeping an eye out for inspiration from everything you come across, you can use these influences to create something new and unique. For example, you could draw inspiration from magazine headlines to create engaging blog titles or mimic the speaking style of successful public speakers. The key is to keep an open mind and be willing to borrow creative inspiration from anywhere.

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Experimenting with change before it happens

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Failure must always be an option

Failure is essential to innovation, but how can organizations accept and learn from it? Failure must be contained and predictable, part of a learning process, and not a terminal destination.

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The Scale-Up Canvas

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