
“Why do I have my best ideas while I’m chasing squirrels?”
Hi everyone,
I want to find out what’s on your mind when you think about innovation and growing your business. So I’m giving you the opportunity to ask me whatever you like, right from this page.
As part of my next series of innovation insights, I want to answer the Top 30 (yes, 30, a whole month worth!) questions which my followers have about making innovation actually work, rather than the endless lists of motivational quotes and case studies on many other websites.
Questions like:
- How do I get my managers and leaders to listen to my ideas?
- What sort of innovations can I do with zero budget?
- Why do I have my best ideas in the shower?
- Why are my customers not buying the innovations we’ve just launched?
Just leave a comment at the end of this post with any questions you have ever wanted to know the answer to, related to innovation or creativity. 1, 7 or 50 I want to hear them all. I’ll then collate the Top 30 questions from everyone and provide an in-depth article answering them in the coming weeks.
BONUS: A special promise to my newsletter followers: I respond to every email I get from my loyal followers with personalised innovation insights. So if you’d like to ask your question anonymously and get direct feedback, just sign up to my weekly Innovation Insights newsletter along with my report on the Secrets of Ongoing Innovation Success using the fields below.
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Nick Skillicorn
CEO & Founder, Improvides
I would like to know how to make innovation more of a priority amongst my company’s managers. It seems like they talk a lot about innovation but aren’t willing to then invest the money and time in the projects which people suggest. I find that very frustrating.
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I’ve always wanted to know about why I have ideas in the shower! I also find that I have them after I’ve done sport or having conversations with friends. Trouble is that sometimes by the time I get back to the office I’ve forgotten what they were…