(image credit)Start by accurately define the problem(s), taking into account all of the objectives and challenges, and then begin looking for the most successful, effective and valuable solution(s).
Friday, June 6, 2008
Creative Problem Solving
A recent post from Paul Isakson has brought us back to the basics on creative problem solving. Rather than diving head first for the "single most inspiring idea we can communicate", let's take a step up and start digging deeper into the issues facing our clients' brands. (It might not even be what they're asking for.) He reminds us:
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Great insights on creative problem-solving! It’s amazing how these strategies can apply to various fields, including complex scenarios like legal challenges. For example, an Immigration Lawyer in Melbourne often needs to think creatively to navigate intricate cases and help clients achieve their goals. This blog really highlights the importance of innovative thinking!
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