Management, performance and the world of sports If you are a fan of bobsleigh, you have certainly heard of Eric Alard before : the 53 years old athlete, coach and manager has already participated in several world championships, and took […]
INNOVATION: DON’T MISTAKE INCREMENTAL AND DISRUPTIVE! Which company wouldn’t want to be innovative? Not many. Yet I have had numerous misunderstandings when talking to my clients about it, whether they worked for middle size or big companies. We usually start […]
Different Personalities A Strength for Creativity Whether you need to find new creative ideas and solutions to make a project move forward, or you’re working on your next project, or even if you have an innovation team to manage, I’m […]
3 SIMPLE CREATIVE HABITS TO CHANGE YOUR CAREER — READING TIME: 7 MINUTES — If you work in a company and that you aren’t in the “creative team” or if you don’t have a position suited for creativity, this article […]
—– 4 mn read —| Teamwork Corner Collection | Helping Your Team Reconnect With their Creativity In my keynote conference and my book “The Magic of Crazytivity,” I explain how reconnecting with your natural creativity means to reconnect with your inner child. And […]
Innovation and the improvement mindset Basically I talked about taking action. Many people have ideas. And, especially in a company, they have a hard time to make it happen. My job as a keynote speaker is to help them realize […]
MANAGING FOR CREATIVITY Type: Corporate Creativity for Managers— 4-minutes read — Did you know that Ed Catmull, co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios said in his book Creativity, Inc. that opening his office door was one of the game changers in […]
BECOME AN INNOVATOR IN YOUR COMPANY TYPE: CORPORATE—- 5 minutes read —- If I was to tell you that some humans can pass through a wall, fly in the air…or read your mind, you wouldn’t believe me. Yet it is […]
CREATIVITY IS A KID’S GAME — 8 minutes read — If I was to ask you: “Do you see yourself as someone creative?”, there is an 80% chance you would say “no, not really”. That is what happens in my […]
