EPISODE · Jun 3, 2018 · 29 MIN
Creative Problem Solving – STP040
from sharppodcast · host Steve O'Neill sharppodcast
Episode 40 - Problems not going away? Struggling to solve the big ones? Then this episode is for you. We look at the Creative Problem Solving model and how it can help YOU sort them out. Some of the USEFUL stuff in there is: Steve In The Field is back - OH NO! What do we mean by 'problem'? The things that cause us to struggle: What the heck is 'convergent thinking'? Quotes - they sound nice, but many don't really help, do they? Lisa and Steve at the table are back - HOORAY! We demonstrate why 'sticky thinking' doesn't help Creative Problem Solving - the CEF full explanation is here The key stages of the Creative Problem Solving model Clarify Gather as much information as you can about the problem Use - The 5 Why Technique Ask more questions - Who? What? Where? When? How? Define your aim - where do you want to get to, what would the world be like if the problem went away? Remember, the problem may not be the thing you want to solve Ideate Come up with as much data as you can on the problem Brainstorm Use search engines Make lists Do Mind Maps DON'T judge at this stage - just get as much varied information as you can Develop Now you sort everything out Start to prioritise the things which may help you Consider losing the things which are obviously unhelpful Implement Turn it all into a plan Make it actionable Be SMART Do IT! Buffalo buffalo, Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo, Buffalo buffalo explained by Ted - here Have a listen to the FAB, challenging, demanding, beautiful podcast by Sean called Share A Slice Get some support and ideas to get houseplants looking great in your life by listening to the excellent On The Ledge by Jane Perrone Thank you to Stacey and Carla at the Brit Pod Scene network - a lovely bunch of people!
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