Creative Thinking for Business
Creative Thinking E-book
• Introduction
• CEOs Are Asking for Creativity
• How Do I Find A Creative Expert?
• What Is Creativity?
• Why Is Creative Thinking
Important?
• The
Creative Thinking Process
• Is
Creativity Logical?
• Key
Myths About Creativity
• The
Paralyzing Power of Previous
Perceptions
• How
the Mind Works
• How
Does Your Experience Affect
Creativity?
• Why
Are We So Critical?
• The
Mind Has A Creative Immune System
• The
10 Mental Blocks To Creativity
• 1.
One "Right Answer"
• 2.
Logic Can Kill Creativity
• 3.
Be Creative - Break Some Rules
• 4.
Be Creative - Is That Practical?
• 5.
Play is Creative
• 6.
Make Time To Think Creatively
• 7.
Being Creative Is "Not My Job"
• 8.
Don't Be Afraid To Be Creative
• 9.
Creativity...How Ambiguous
• 10.
Is Creativity Wrong?
• Think
Creative
• The Sly As A
Fox Toolkit
• Brainstorming
Rules
• Idea Rockets
• "Senseable"
Creativity
• Random
Creativity
• WBF
• All Factors
Involved (AFI)
• All
Possible Alternatives (APA)
• Other's
View (OV)
• Challenge
Accepted Concepts
• Best
Problem Definition
• Provocation
• Combination Creativity
• Conclusion
• About
The Author
• The Sly As
A Fox Workshop -
Bring Creative Thinking To Your Company
About the Author
Mark L. Fox is a leading authority on teaching practical creative thinking techniques for business.
Mark has an undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering with an MBA. Having held top management positions in Rocket Science, Aircraft Hydraulics, Engineering Services, Customer Service, Software, and e-Business, Mark has an extremely diversified background. He has held positions ranging from Management and Operations to Sales and Marketing and Research and Development.
Some of Mark’s unique accomplishments include increasing e-business sales 600 percent in one year, receiving NASA’s highest recognition of “Launch Honoree” at the age of 23, and being the youngest person promoted to the position of Chief Engineer on the Space Shuttle program at the age of 31. Mark was also the Chairman of the “orbital debris” committee and an eight-time collegiate “All American” in Marksmanship. Mark also designed and built a 10,000-pound rocket, built his own airplane, and flies hot air balloons.
Mark’s interest in creative thinking dates back to the early days of his career when good, practical, creative thinking training simply couldn’t be found. Over the years, Mark has developed a unique and practical creative thinking program that really works. The “Sly as a Fox” program was developed out of a need for an effective training program to stimulate creative thinking. The program consists of a set of practical tools that provide a fun and exciting way to learn how to think creatively.
Contact Mark at 801.779.0603 or via email to info@slyasafox.com