Articles on Creativity

My grandfather fed hogs with leftovers nobody wanted. In business, your messy, raw data is the same kind of 'slop' — and AI can turn it into insight.

As we delegate more decisions and emotional labor to AI, we risk losing compassion, empathy, and connection. AI should be a partner, not a replacement.

LLMs aren't creative — they're enhancers. Like Lightroom for photography, AI tools help you do what you do better, not replace the work itself.

I just finished reading "Can big data technology be used to replace creative marketing?" and felt the need to vent a bit. This first part of this vent:

I'm trying out a new approach to my link sharing posts. I'm now using delicious to capture the the articles that I want to share along with my notes. I

I just finished reading Chase Jarvis' post titled "Creativity alone is not enough". In this article, Chase argues that Creativity isn't enough for people

I just finished reading The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything and have to say that I really enjoyed it. While the book spends a little

What is Innovation Management? by Hutch Carpenter on I'm Not Actually a Geek Why underdogs should take more chances by Matt on Signal vs. Noise Starting a

Mark McGuinness over at Lateral Action has a great post titled "Is Lateral Thinking Necessary for Creativity?"...this post is a well thought out argument

Positive Communication and Leadership by Stephen Smith on Slacker Manager A Lean, Scalable Requirements Information Model for the Agile Enterprise by Dean

The last book from my 'vacation reading list" is Think Better: An Innovator's Guide to Productive Thinking by Tim Hurson. Some of you may remember a brief

I just started reading "Think Better: An Innovator's Guide to Productive Thinking" by Tim Hurson. I just started Chapter 3 and have become amazed that I

Jack's Notebook, written by Gregg Fraley, is a business novel in the same vein as those by Patrick Lencioni and Eli Goldratt. This book uses a fictional