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Lee Silber 
"Lee Silber practices what he preaches using low-cost, highly creative techniques to promote his books, businesses, and band. In addition to being the author of eight books, including the popular Career Management for the Creative Person and Time Management for the Creative Person, lee is an accomplished graphic artist, drummer, workshop leader, radio talk show host, and the founder of five companies, including CreativeLee Speaking. Then not out promoting something or other, Lee resides with his wife in San Diego, California."
Category: Innovation, Creativity
Web Sites:
www.creativelee.com
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How do you convert small business resourcefulness into creativity? Lee Silber and Jim Blasingame talk about how to turn defensive resourcefulness into creative offense for the unfolding economic recovery.
How do you convert small business resourcefulness into creativity? Lee Silber and Jim Blasingame talk about how to turn defensive resourcefulness into creative offense for the unfolding economic recovery.
How could thinking smaller help your small business get bigger? Lee Silber and Jim Blasingame talk about how focusing on the small things you do well, plus making many small decisions are the building blocks to big success.
Books by Lee Silber
Imagine a workplace where employees don't complain about problems but instead work together in idea-generating clubs to present positive solutions. The Wild Idea Club will help you get there there, by providing managers with an easy, step-by-step approach that harnesses the collective genius of their people to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and increase morale. In tough times like these encouraging employees to work together to tackle tough issues on their own is not a luxury, but a survival tool. When people start seeing possibilities instead of problems something amazing happens: They find themselves actually working together toward a common goal that benefits everyone and their organization. Written in a loose and light style, each chapter presents one facet of the concept, illustrated through a story based on real-life examples of Wild Idea Clubs in action. This book will help anyone learn exactly what's needed to create a club in his or her company, no matter its industry, size, or history.
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