How to develop a fuzzy strategy
No matter the initiative, developing a fuzzy strategy shouldn’t be daunting. Follow these steps and a well thought-out fuzzy strategy will quickly emerge.
No matter the initiative, developing a fuzzy strategy shouldn’t be daunting. Follow these steps and a well thought-out fuzzy strategy will quickly emerge.
Your meeting is just about to start and you give yourself a mental pat on the back for assembling this ideal group of individuals to help tackle a challenge. There are a few subject-matter experts in the room, plus you know from first-hand experience that everyone here is great at generating thoughtful, quality concepts. You call the meeting to order, discussion ensues, and at the end of the hour, this little brainstorm session has likely gone one of two ways:
When it comes to prioritizing your workday, where do you start? What tools do you use, what is your methodology, and how do you handle urgent requests? We asked CRC staffers, family, friends, and business contacts to take time out of their busy days to share tools and techniques for managing – yep, you guessed it – their busy days. While no two people are alike, some definite themes emerged.
How many books have you read about how to be a creative thinker? Maybe you’ve attended creativity seminars, or tried to learn how to be creative from creativity experts. The idea of creativity has been mystified, elevated to some magical realm where only some of us feel welcome. It’s become Creativity with a capital C.
Okay, they aren’t all dead, but many of those whose words inspire me are, so the headline nearly fits. Here, in no particular order, are my picks for some of the best wisdom for doing whatever you do better.