In this episode I explain the Creative Problem Solving Process and how to use it to be more innovative in any area of your life.

What You’ll Learn

  • A brief history of the Osborn-Parnes Creative Problem Solving Process
  • The difference between divergent and convergent thinking and why you need both
  • The four steps of the Creative Problem Solving Process and an example of how it works

At the end of the episode you will get a challenge to start working on that will help you be more creative.

Resources

Transcript

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The Weekly Challenge

Your challenge for the week is to find a problem in your life or work where you think the Creative Problem Solving process could help you find new, innovative solutions. Share your challenge in the comments below and Amy might highlight it on Episodes 004-007 where she will lead you through each stage of the Creative Problem Solving process.

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