The New Book “Unpuzzling Innovation” Introduction Chapter 3 Digital Innovators

Creative problem-solving: Creative minds with cognitive differences can reframe questions before answering them, to focus on WHY, before getting to the HOW. Innovators obviously thinking differently - problem-solving is part of their DNA whether it is in the invention, marketing, repurposing something already being there. As far as leading change is concerned, there is a lot of crossover between change leadership and creativity, creative leaders have the ability to reframe the circumstances or conditions around a problem, assimilate all relevant and available information, transform them into business insight, consciously cultivate a culture of innovation, and solve problems creatively,
The people who helped to shape our world are some of the broadest and innovative thinkers: The progress of the world is pushed forward by a select few who were applying broad and diverse skills to create the impossible. As we go through the digital and information revolution, we must embrace the skills of the past to build the new capabilities, and refocus on the problems we are solving and use any number of skills and disciplines to get there. To create the new requires not just one skill, but many, not just old experience, but the new perspective. And more often than not, you can not do on your own, no matter how broad your skills, you still need a diverse team of talent people who help bring all sorts of strengths and capabilities together.

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Published on November 25, 2016 22:50
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