Blog Detail
get Fresh Minds
http://www.getfreshminds.com
getFreshminds.com is a blog about creativity, innovations and "ideas so fresh... they should be slapped!"
- Added on: Nov 23rd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Katie Konrath
- Listed in: Innovation Marketing
- Tags: ideas innovation creativity musing fresh thinking in the real world learn to be creative
Recent Posts
Even in a recession, it\'s not just about having the lowest price.
America - and much of the world - is in the midst of a recession. Customers are only interested in purchasing items at the lowest price and the only way to thrive now is to slash prices to rock bottom. Right?I don't agree. Granted, people have l...
My solution for moving without a car!
Right now, I'm over in Europe in a somewhat unique situation where I'm moving apartments every couple weeks. Last week, I had to make my first move - all the way across the city of Biel with several suitcases and boxes.Friends helped with my kitche...
When was the last time you failed?
I just came across the above image online and it made me think: Why don't our failures define us? There's a tendency in our culture to only talk about our successes and the things we do right. So when we do something wrong, or something doesn't wo...
An update...
Hi getFreshMinds readers,I know I dropped off the radar quite a while this summer, and I had a very good reason for doing so. I had planned to jump back into blogging at the end of summer with a giant splash and a big announcement. I've even had ...
Do you need to learn Problem Solving 101?
Recently, I was asked to review Problem Solving 101, a book by management consultant Ken Watabee that was written for children--but became the bestselling business book in Japan that year. The thing I really like about this book is how......
Jobs seekers... please restrain your creativity!
It's no secret that finding a job right now is tough. And when times get tough, the tough get creative! Right? Today I ran across the results of a survey from CareerBuilder that says 20% of hiring managers are seeing......
