I’ve really been enjoying the new show on the Discovery channel, “Pitchmen” in which each episode follows the successful (and sometimes not-so successful) course of one or two “as seen on tv” products. Legendary hucksters Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan guide the inventors through the surprisingly interestingly (but sometimes murky) waters of direct response advertising. […]
Here’s some advice from bnet.com on how you can get The Boss to get behind your ideas. Summary of their three-pronged plan for success… 1. Present multiple concepts in a fashion that makes the person in charge feel that the ideas originated (or were at least inspired) by them. 2. Allow The Boss time to […]
Did you know the first patent for glue was issued in England for an adhesive made from fish, or that the first television remote was patented by Zenith in 1950 and was called the “Lazy Bones?” If not, you are sorely in need of a visit to About.com’s alphabetical list of famous inventions!
On the surface he’s talking about comics, but he’s really talking about understanding innovation. Learn from Everyone Follow No One Watch for Patterns Work like Hell Sounds like a plan.
The short video below makes a helluva impact in a creative and powerful way. See what you think…
My book “100-WHATS of CREATIVITY: One Hundred What-If Questions to Spark Your Creativity, Unmuck Your Mind, and Break Through Your Mental Blocks” is now available through Amazon.com! For a limited time, you can buy it through my on-demand storefront and save 30% off the cover price of $12.95. Just visit the link below and use […]
I’m finally ready to launch a newly revised and updated paperback edition of ‘100-Whats of Creativity’ and would appreciate your feedback on the concept, content, and cost. I’ve recently discovered the on-demand publishing site CreateSpace.com and plan to use it as the publishing vehicle, which will make the book available for the first time ever […]