Dr Amy Climer

Episode 3: The Creative Problem Solving Process

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. 

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Rave Reviews

  • Amy Inspires Creativity Growth in Everyone
    January 5, 2022 by cjpowers7 from United States

    Amy Climer’s show helps all of us grow our creative muscles. She is authentic and cares about her listeners. Amy empowers us with tools that work in the office, training sessions, and our communities. The best part is her ability to make what feels out of reach, something that can be accomplished with simple steps forward.

  • A great way to get inspired!!
    March 8, 2021 by binglish from United States

    Love listening to Amy’s podcast! Her guests are awesome and conversations are full of inspiring information.

  • A must for people who want to think better
    May 26, 2019 by Dhensch from United States

    Amy Climer hit a home run with this podcast and continues to get hits with every episode. I was hooked with the first one and binge-listened to the four solo episodes about the Creative Problem Solving process. Her knowledge of the subject of creativity and innovation is incredibly deep. And, she makes it easy for others to learn and apply. I have listened to other "expert" podcasts and Amy's is different in that she holds nothing back. Episode after episode offer practical insights, tips and tools. She has a generosity of spirit that is contagious.

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