Great Ideas and Where to Find Them
Great Ideas and Where to Find Them
What makes a great idea great?
And how do you get yourself in the right frame of mind to have one?
In this interactive & inspirational four part virtual workshop for creatives and designers we’ll cover the fundamentals of creative thinking, and we’ll explore practical strategies you can employ in the hunt for great ideas.
You’ll learn …
How to find the creative state of mind
How to use your time – and when to flip
How to find a spark in any brief
Why you should use a pencil & have a wall
How to steal well
How to embrace the magic of accidents
Failsafe strategies for idea generation
Brainstorming best practice
Oppositional thinking
How to define idea & execution
Taking your work from good to great
Details
The workshops will be run via Zoom over four two hour sessions.
11th, 13th, 18th, 20th May.
Each session will begin at 2pm UK time.
As well as lectures from expert on original thinking Richard Holman, there’ll be individual and group exercises and breakout sessions.
The workshop will be limited to just 12 attendees.
All the sessions will be recorded so that if you miss them you can catch up afterwards. Plus you’ll receive a 200 page PDF covering everything you’ve learned during the course.
And there’ll be an optional one to one creative surgery with Richard after the course to explore your personal creative development in depth.
Guarantee
I think you’ll find this course changes the way you think about ideas forever. If you’re not totally happy there’s a full refund available for up to 30 days after completion. No questions asked.
Testimonials
“Richard’s sessions were of huge benefit to all our creative team. From the hungry young pups to the grizzled old dogs, everyone came out raring to go on their next project, ready to put into practice their learnings from modules full of insight, inspiration, wisdom and humour. A thoroughly engaging speaker – with an encyclopaedic knowledge of the creative world, I couldn’t recommend Richard’s training days highly enough.”
IAN CLARK, Lead Creative, Sky