#285: Top Hacks of Breakthrough Thinkers, With Jeremy Utley The Director Of Executive Education At Stanford

In This Episode You Will Learn About:  The top hacks to coming up with the most creative ideas in the room Spoiler alert: anyone can do this it is not limited to a select group of people The reasons why you haven’t been able to come up with creative ideas thus far and how to fix it now A simple method for solving complex problems everyone needs to know  Why stopping when you have come up with a decent idea is your worst idea yet.  Resources: Website: www.jeremyutley.design  Pre Order Idea Flow  Listen to The Paint & Pipette Podcast   Email: [email protected]  LinkedIn: @Jeremy Utley  Facebook: @Every Day Interesting Twitter: @jeremyutley Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com  If you haven't yet, get my first book Confidence Creator Show Notes:  It’s time to tap into your creative potential and LEVEL UP! Most of the time people don’t realize a breakthrough moment really feels like a break IN. Jeremy Utley, Director of Executive Education at Stanford and creativity expert, is here to help us discover where we can become our MOST creative and innovative self. Tune in to discover the BEST ways for you to brainstorm, where you can turn when you’re feeling stuck, and how to think smarter instead of harder. Remember, everyone is capable of being creative!  About The Guest: Jeremy Utley is the director of executive education at Stanford’s d.school, a program where students learn to use design to develop their creativity, and an adjunct professor at the Stanford school of engineering. He’s the host of the d.schools’s widely popular program, Masters Of Creativity and one of the authors of Idea Flow.  If You Liked This Episode You Might Also Like These Episodes: The Formula For STRONG Relationships, With Kathryn Gordon Relationship Expert & Best Selling Author  Don’t Take NO For An Answer, With Heather!  Discover The POWER Of Your Voice! With Speaking Coach & Voice Expert Caroline Goyder