You face plenty of problems.
But you have a scarcity of good solutions.
Stanford Professor Jeremy Utley can help.
He says that solving complex problems requires creativity. And creativity comes from deliberate practice.
It’s not an innate talent. It’s a skill. And it’s useful in any occupation, from accounting to zookeeping.
Jeremy speaks and writes on the history of invention, discovery, creativity, and innovation. He also leads Stanford d.school’s work with professionals.
Today he talks to us about how some of the greatest innovators produce new ideas. He tells us about their creative process.
He describes how researchers and authors improve their skills.
And he shares pointers to help you understand how to do the same.
