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1. Purple Sheep Project - Fuzzy Innovation Fuzzy innovation is about getting stuff done. But getting stuff done that is worth getting done. Fuzzy as we have to explore, be open to new ideas, and always strive to be doing things in new and better ways. Fuzzy is not straight, defined, or boxed...
2. USMC    Semper Fi!  This site is dedicated to all, who have   earned the title, "MARINE", Past, Present, and Future. WE STOLE THE EAGLE FROM THE AIR FORCE, THE ANCHOR FROM THE NAVY AND THE ROPE FROM T...
3. Ideas, Ideas, How to Create More Ideas What are Ideas, where do they come from, how can we have more Ideas? This lens explores how you can create more Ideas by becoming aware of how you currently generate them! Do you need business ideas, ideas for new Squidoo lens, ideas for parties, i...
4. How to Be More Creative Having the ability to come up with creative ideas can help you each and every day. Creativity is not the sole domain of the arts-whether it's painting, theater, music, architecture, dancing, literature, and so on-but is important in any field, from m...
5. Creativity and the Creative Paradox This a lens to honor Gordon MacKenzie the author of one of my favorite books on creativity, "Orbiting the Giant Hairball". Use this lens as a reference to review creative resources I have used to improve on my ability to be creative and add...
6. America's Most Innovative Churches of 2008 Once again, I'm going to be partnering with Outreach magazine to develop the second annual America's Most Innovative Churches list, coming in the January/February 2008 issue. Thank you for telling us about the churches YOU think are innovative, the d...
7. InventHelp Review Here you will find a review about America's largest and most experienced invention company. InventHelp tries to submit clients' inventions to industry in the hope of gaining a good-faith review, and our patent referral services have helped inventors...
8. T.R.I.Z. Problem Solving and Innovation Process T.R.I.Z. is a method of inventive problem solving. How do people and organisations come up with new ideas? What methods do they use for innovating? Can creativity be structured? If these are the sorts of questions that have crossed your mind then you...
9. Lateral Thinking Puzzles Lateral thinking puzzles (sometimes called situation puzzles) are strange situations where you are given a limited amount of information.  You ask questions and the quiz-master gives you Yes/No answers until you figure out the answer. ...
10. Creative Thinking Techniques - Enhance Your Creativity If you're looking for creative thinking techniques to jump start your creativity, you've come to the right place. As I explain in my lens "How to Be More Creative", creativity is a skill that can be learned. In the words of Edward de Bono, one of th...
11. Idea Mapping Idea Mapping is a simple and profound tool that helps individuals and organizations improve planning, creativity, thinking and learning, while simultaneously producing incredible results.  An Idea Map is a colorful, single-page visual that captu...
12. Bamboo Stair Treads are incredible! Transforming bamboo stalks into material to make a staircase is unbelievable and gorgeous. If you don't don't believe me, just check out some of these beautiful photos. I went over to my friend's house and they had these stairs put in about three or...
13. Need Ideas? This lens is about using the web as a tool for self brainstorming, idea generating, creative-block removing and as a provider of new roots for the search of fresh unexpected ideas.
14. Leonardo Da Vinci Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci  (April 15, 1452 to May 2, 1519) , usually simply refered to as 'Leonardo da Vinci' was an exceptional artist, scientist and visionary who was way ahead of his time.
15. Creativity & Problem Solving Hi. have you ever struggled with how to solve problems and identify creative solutions? Ever stuck for ideas and need some fresh inspiration? In this lens I've gathered some ideas, links and resources to stimulate and inform. I did it first for my o...
16. Mind Mapping for Dyslexics The benefits of Mind Mapping are well known. It is used by millions of people across the world for a wide variety of activities from planning, organizing and learning to problem solving in settings ranging from educational, professional or just at ho...
17. The Fallacy of Teamwork My premise is that what many organizations -- businesses, bands, sports teams, anywhere people have to work together -- praise, embrace and promote as "teamwork" is nothing of the sort. Teamwork, in theory, is a wonderful concept. When exercised corr...
18. Marie Curie Biography Marie Curie (née Maria Sklodowska) was born in Warsaw on November 7, 1867. She died on July 4, 1934 in Sallanche, Savoy, France. 1903 : Won the Nobel Prize in Physics 1911 : Won her second Nobel Prize in Chemistry She discovered the mysterious...
19. Starting and running a web business You just heard that an old high school buddy of yours just sold his web horoscope business for tens of millions of dollars and you decide that it is time you get into it yourself. A web business can eventually just involve waking up in the morning an...
20. Strategic Storytelling First and foremost, I'm a writer. Essays, short stories, television, film and book reviews - you name it, I write it. All that led me to my current job, in which I use every skill I've ever acquired (plus a whole bunch of new ones) and all the obscur...