Challenge Me With Your Problems, Suggestions and Questions
By Jeffrey Baumgartner
Please challenge me with your creativity and innovation related questions, problems and goals!
I've been writing about creativity and innovation regularly since 2004 and have covered most topics at least once. Some topics I have written about numerous times. Indeed, that is one of the few criticisms I get from readers: that I've written about certain subjects, such as anticonventional thinking, too many ideas and the flaws of traditional brainstorming, too often.
So, I need your help!
Tell me what you would like me to write about. Your suggestion could be a general topic related to creativity, a challenge you face with the innovation initiative in your organisation or even a problem that requires an innovative solution.
If I decide to write about your question, I will check with you whether or not you want me to include your name and organisation's name.
Want to Discuss This With Me?
If so, get in touch. I'd love to chat about it with you!
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