by James D. Feldman, CSP | Jun 10, 2013 | Change Management, Customer Service, Innovative Problem Solving, LESSONS
Myth #4 “When times are tough go back to basics” Innovation is not an invention. However all inventions are innovations. Innovations include objects and substances, but processes, strategies, methods, and ways of doing things. Innovations are how we make money...
by James D. Feldman, CSP | Apr 2, 2013 | Food, Innovative Problem Solving
Chicago is known for it’s hot dogs with mustard, relish, onion, sport peppers, pickles, and celery salt (never ketchup) Dallas dogs include only chili and shredded cheddar cheese. And Philly builds them the way you like it. Even the hot dog, as we know it, is...
by James D. Feldman, CSP | May 19, 2011 | Innovative Problem Solving
*An excerpt from my book, Shift Happens, No Job, No Money, Now What?* People have asked me, what is 3DThinking? The short answer is: a method to become an innovative problem solver using three principles. 1) Depth. 2) Distance. 3) Determination. Another important part...
by James D. Feldman, CSP | Oct 21, 2010 | Change Management
photo credit: h.koppdelaney Check out an article I wrote for Focus’ website – a website dedicated to providing expert information in business and technology. Click here for the article Business Myths in a Recession.