Barriers to design thinking
Design thinking is a process used to help kickstart projects and brainstorm product/service innovation. However, like any process this one has challenges.
Read More5 reasons why creativity is vital for business
We sometimes marry the idea of creativity with the arts, and forget about how vital creative thinking is in all aspects of life, including business. Creativity is vital for business for the following reasons:
Read MoreMaking work flow
We have all experienced a state where we are just ‘in the zone’. Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, developed the notion of ‘flow’, which can be described as a state where you absorb into the present moment, and you are fully focused on the task.
Read More10 tips to boost productivity
With every notification signalling a new task, it is easy to find yourself struggling to concentrate or completely finish a task without touching up another one. Try out these simple tips to boost your productivity levels.
Read MoreIt’s World Creativity and Innovation Day – 21.04.2022
Today is the UN’s World Creativity and Innovation Day! At Make Happy we celebrate creativity through providing creative problem solving workshops, collaborating with other creatives, and by always seeking new ways to innovate.
Some people may be thinking – you are not creative because you cannot paint, draw or aren’t a videographer. This isn’t the case, because creativity goes much deeper than that. Here Jonathan shares Ruth Noller’s formula for creativity, which shows that we all can be creative.
Enhancing hybrid meetings
At the start of the pandemic we faced the challenge of embracing virtual meetings. As some return to offices, we are now tasked with enhancing hybrid meetings.
Read MoreHow to enhance your inherent creativity
How can we become more creative and innovative?
Watch Jonathan Bannister, the founder of Make Happy, answer this burning question in a master session with PowerBx.
Jonathan discusses what creativity is and ‘how to enhance your inherent creativity’ through the power of convergent and divergent thinking.