Articles, White Papers, Reports, Notes
As we discover great new articles on creativity, innovation, how the mind works, learning, intelligence and more we will either post or summarise them here. Where papers are copyrighted we will endeavour to provide the links to them, and if you have an article you would like to publish with us, please send a copy of it to bill@mindwerx.com and we’ll get back you as quickly as possible.
In future the full collection of Mindwerx Articles and White Papers will be made available to subscribers and existing corporate clients participating in our Blended or Online programs.
Wherever possible, a Wordle.net word cloud has been created for each article so that you can see the key words contained in the article.
Articles and papers currently available are listed on the navigation area on the right side of this page. And if you spot an article or paper that you think we should include here please let us know on bill@mindwerx.com
Innovation Is Simple – But Not Easy!
Strategic Innovation Innovation is Simple, but Not Easy! This is a lesson many people are now learning. Having studied continuous improvement, creative thinking and innovation since the early 1980s, having read dozens of books and
Imagineering Power Visualisation And Action
I’ll only believe it when I see it! You’ll only see it when you believe it! Which one is correct? Are they both correct? If so, which comes first? These are tough questions, and perhaps
Measuring And Managing For Innovation
The Mindwerx 2015 Innovation Survey identified a number of concerns and questions in relation to making Innovation happen, with a BIG one being ‘how to measure Innovation’. We’re working on an in-depth paper on this
Mindwerx 2015 Innovation Survey
The 2015 Mindwerx Innovation Survey investigated the barriers and daily challenges to innovation and creative leadership facing organisations, with some compelling findings. In our Summary Report we share some of the key insights, to help kickstart
Five Speed Reading Tips Help Manage Information Overload
It's well-known that many of the most successful people in the world are highly effective readers, that is, they read strategically with a clear purpose and focus. "President John F. Kennedy is perhaps the most
Miss Smith Had It Almost Right
Miss Smith Had It Almost Right when she said ‘study hard, so you don’t have to work hard’ When I was in school back in Canada a long time ago – walking five miles to