The Non-Obvious Guide To
Being More Creative
Why are some people able to be creative on demand, and how do you become one of them? How do you keep a continuous flow of usable new ideas at work, and think differently when you are surrounded by people who do not?
Inside The Guide
What you will learn.
- How to think more powerfully and more originally
- How to spot thinking strengths in yourself and in others
- How to give feedback that leads to innovation
- How to turn problems into possibilities
- How to ask the questions that lead to valuable solutions
- How to make meetings more productive
Look Inside
Built around templates,
not walls of text.
The Author
Kathryn Haydon
Kathryn Haydon helps people maximize their creative strengths so they can do their best work. Through keynotes, workshops and consulting she trains individuals, leaders and teams to find the spark that leads to deep engagement and productivity. An award-winning educator, she has written and spoken widely on creative learning and the secret strengths of outlier thinkers, and has contributed to The Washington Post.
- Winner in the Bookfest Best Books Award, the Next Generation Indies Book Awards and the National Independent Excellence Awards
Online Resources
Templates and extras
from the book.
The author keeps the bonus materials from the book here.
Keep Looking
Nine more guides
on the shelf.
Every guide in the series is written by a practitioner and sized to be finished in about an hour.
