 Here are tips that can be adopted by every organization and will “jump start” innovations in their company now. These best practices amplify and expand on those shared by Ron Ashkenas in The Harvard Business Review’s Innovate with Urgency – Even When There’s No Crisis.
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 Research studies reveal that our brains and particularly the part of our brains that works on complex problems (the Prefrontal Cortex) is stimulated when asked to solve meaningful business issues.
Well-formulated questions will naturally shift most people’s fearful mindsets to a mindset of curiosity and searching for solutions. In our brains, this means a shift from our brain stem (amygdala) to our Prefrontal Cortex, the part of our brain responsible for creativity, play and complex problem-solving among other of our more positive human qualities. In this blog post, I am offering methods, best practices and creative processes to companies, their leaders and associates to take on the important work of continuing to innovate and move their organizations forward during this pandemic. And the reopening of our robust business economy, essential for us all.
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