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To what extent can businesspeople be developed into creative leaders through a structured creative leadership development method and a related experiential course pedagogy? And how can we verify if the chosen approach is valid both regarding its methodological contents and…

Creativity Genius Journey Innovation Method

What consciousness level do you operate on?

Detlef ReisMay 24, 2018

Nowadays, most companies embrace personality tests and cognitive profiling methods as a tool to learn more about their people. Clearly, there is no shortage of such profiling tests that range from classic typologies (such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)…

Creativity Genius Journey Innovation Method

Is your mind set on a genius mindset?

Detlef ReisFebruary 1, 2018

In 2019, Motivational Press will publish the first part of my book trilogy “Genius Journey. Developing Creative Leaders for the Innovation Economy.” At the moment, I update and refresh the copy that I originally drafted in 2013-14, and I see…

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How to make everyone contribute to innovation

Detlef ReisJanuary 4, 2018

Many books and articles about famous innovation leaders focus on and celebrate one of three archetypes: the geek who first embraced a new technology; the progressive creator who came up with a game-changing idea for a new product; or the…

Creativity Genius Journey Innovation Method

Learning from the daily routines of creative top achievers

Detlef ReisDecember 21, 2017

Genius Journey, the creative leadership development method that I’ve created, invites candidates to go on an imaginary journey where they travel to ten destinations to rediscover their inner creativity. At each destination stop, they learn about one disempowering mindset or…

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How to better deal with conflicts at work

Detlef ReisSeptember 14, 2017

Picture all the people at work with whom you regularly come into contact. If you’re like most people, your colleagues fall into one of four categories: Cool, okay, at times irritating, or really annoying. Now, what if you had a…

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