The Creator's Notebook: Checklists, Exercises, Illustrations, and Other Aids to Guide Your Creative Process - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Every creator and inventor needs a process and tools to work on their creative ideas, map out solutions, and plan their product or business launch. This is your workbook.
Creating new products, services, or businesses from an idea is a skill anyone can master. Michael Colburn knows this well—his creative efforts over the last four decades have created businesses, partnerships, and inventions worth millions of dollars.
With every new creation, Michael has followed a clear process for finding ideas, researching them, testing them, and bringing them to market. In his book Invent, Innovate & Prosper, he explains his system for creating profitable inventions and businesses and shares the surprising real-life lessons that have helped him thrive.
Now, in The Creator’s Notebook, Michael offers even more hands-on advice, examples, and exercises to help you turn the kernel of an idea into a lucrative creation:
- Worksheets for goal setting, generating ideas, and mind mapping
- Best practices and sources for researching your idea’s viability and troubleshooting glitches
- Step-by-step instructions for designing, engineering, and building prototypes with minimal financial investment
- Checklists, forms, and other resources to help you stay organized and on track throughout the creation process
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À propos de l?auteur
Michael G. Colburn has spent more than forty years founding and running businesses based on creativity and design. In 2005, he and his wife, Mary Esther Treat, launched Ideas Well Done, a firm that focused exclusively on inventing new products and launching them into the marketplace. Mike has created more than twenty-five inventions and has had patents issued in multiple countries. Mike and Mary Esther are retired and live in Vermont.
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