Tag Archives: Great Motivational Speaker
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How to Become a Wildly Successful Motivational Speaker
Posted on February 23, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessReaching a common goal and getting your work done in time is imperative for achieving your business goals. In large organizations it is extremely difficult to make a collaborative decision; this happens because of lack of leadership. In fact decision making and training is essential for those who are team leaders because they often have […]
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Useful Links
Posted on January 31, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessCreative Think Roger von Oech is an author, inventor, and speaker. His seminars and products have enriched the creativity of many millions around the world. He is the author of the creative thinking classic A Whack on the Side of the Head, as well as A Kick in the Seat of the Pants, Expect the […]
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TRIZ – Time Out
Posted on January 31, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessOne of the fundamentals of creative is “Curiosity” and we are born with an ocean of it. The acceleration of life, I think, tends to drain our ocean to a pond and for some, eventually a dried up puddle. But it doesn’t have to. Curiosity is one tool that’s always available to spark creativity. My […]
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Made to Stick
Posted on January 31, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessToday I want to talk about an exciting new book called Made to Stick. The principles in the book I’ve used in my own business already. I’ve actually read it three times in the last month, it’s that exciting, and so I want to pass it on to you. The foundation of the book is […]
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About the Author
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessMark L. Fox is an author and leading authority on teaching practical creative thinking techniques for business. At age 31, Mark was the youngest person with the title of Chief Engineer on the Space Shuttle Program. He received NASA’s highest recognition of “Launch Honoree” at the age of 23. Mark has an undergraduate degree in […]
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TRIZ Workshop
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessThe Theory of Inventive Problem Solving What did Leonardo da Vinci, Buckminster Fuller, Genrich Altschuller, Nobel Prize Winner Kerry Mullis, and 100’s of other famous creative minds have in common? They saw life and nature through specific lenses. In his study of hundreds of thousands of patents, Genrich Altschuller determined […]
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Zero Budget
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessOne of the vaubale TRIZ tools is the Ideal Final Result (IFR). Another version of it is to assume you have zero budget to accomplish your project. Sound impossible ? Don’t be so sure. This video is viewed in Flash. If you don’t have Flash (98% of computers do) you can download it here. Flash […]
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Sly as a Fox Video Press Kit
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessThis Video Press Kit will give you a chance to get to know me better, see my workshop in action, and learn some of the key components of Creative Thinking. This video is viewed in Flash. If you don’t have Flash (98% of computers do) you can download it here. Flash Player
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TRIZ
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for Business“TRIZ – Part 1” In his study of hundreds of thousands of patents, Genrich Altschuller determined there are only about 1,500 basic problems to be solved. And each of these can be solved by applying one or more of the 40 universal answers. That’s right. Every answer to every problem is contained within the 40 […]
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Other Way Round
Posted on January 30, 2015 by marklfox in Creative Thinking for BusinessOne of the valuable TRIZ tools are the “40 Principles” or what I like to call the “40 Lenses.” One of the lenses is called “Other Way Round.” It is where you do things backwards, upside down, or change perspective to solve a problem. It can lead to Nobel Prizes, award winning business models, and […]
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