Engineering Creativity on Demand
Stop waiting for inspiration to strike. Solve today’s challenges by learning how to harness your creativity consistently.
Engineering
Creativity
on Demand
Stop waiting for inspiration to strike. Solve today’s challenges by learning how to harness your creativity consistently.
Ready to Harness Consistent Creativity?
I am in a team meeting, and my manager asks me for fresh ideas for a customer proposal … I had nothing. I was a blank. I was afraid and embarrassed. I needed the confidence to say, ‘I don’t have an idea right now, and I can get back to you tomorrow with those fresh ideas.’
— NANCY HENSON prior to Dancing with the Frog
I am in a team meeting, and my manager asks me for fresh ideas for a customer proposal … I had nothing. I was a blank. I was afraid and embarrassed. I needed the confidence to say, ‘I don’t have an idea right now, and I can get back to you tomorrow with those fresh ideas.’
— NANCY HENSON prior to Dancing with the Frog
Today Nancy Shares How to Break Your Creative Blockages
Throughout Nancy Henson’s thirty-year engineering career, she has consulted with hundreds of automotive, medical, aerospace, and consumer electronics companies. Whether she advises clients on modernizing their software stack for manufacturing test or optimizing processes and workflows, Nancy focuses on empowering engineers and technical leaders. Nancy has worked for NI, or in the NI ecosystem, teaching, coaching and speaking at technical conferences (#engineerambitiously). Nancy learned that engineering is not just a left-brain endeavor. After investigating and learning from neuroscience and psychotherapy, she devised a basic process to activate creative thinking. Nancy now engages her creative right brain throughout her day. Additionally, Nancy shares her ideas on “Engineering Creativity On Demand” through speaking engagements.
Rollo May
The Courage to Create
If you do not express your own original ideas, … you will fail to make your contribution to the whole.
Keith Sawyer
Explaining Creativity:
The Science of Human Innovation
Exceptional creators throughout history have said that their best ideas emerge from an unguided, unconscious process that creativity researchers call incubation.
Daniel Pink
A Whole New Mind:
Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future
What’s in greatest demand today isn’t analysis but synthesis – seeing the big picture, crossing boundaries, and being able to combine disparate pieces into an arresting new whole.
Consistently harness your creativity
Expanding on the phrase coined by Brian Tracy in his book “Eat That Frog”, Nancy Hansen teaches you how to tap into creative right-brain thinking to capture innovative ideas.
Dance with the Frog!
Questions?
