Psychology of Ideas by magdalena bibik
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Let’s do a fun exercise together: last time you said “I have an idea” - what came after it? Was it a piece of new information that solved a specific pr…
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Believe it or not, but this has a lot less to do with the idea than you might think. We the idea creators (yes, even me although I’ve been creating ide…
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- and what to do to help ideas become great. Great ideas help people. Mediocre ideas are useless. So how do we guarantee that our ideas never fall into…
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Let’s face it. Your ideas need you. No idea will ever work better with the idea generator taking the back seat. In fact, I will give you not one but 4 …
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- and what to do about it. Most of the time we blame ourselves for not bringing and idea to life, when in fact, we should either blame the process, or……
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Would you agree that psychology of ideas needs its’ own online education academy? Well, here it is! Let me proudly present to you…. bibik academy! On t…
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Based on the statistics of the previous post on Imposter Syndrome, I have decided to create a free 10 day e-mail course on the topic. You see, we don’t…
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On my arm I have a tattoo saying: “all I’ve known, all I’ve done, all I’ve felt was leading to this” (it’s a piece of lyrics from this beautiful song!)…
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In this short story I will share with you my 3 best professional ideas of the recent years - as in the ideas that have had the most impact on my work. …
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Recently I talked about the three biggest idea generation struggles, and on top of them being “turning ideas into reality”. Here is a free PFD with fiv…
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Do you know the secrets to successful idea generation? If you are interested in this topic, then you might have thoughts on and techniques for how to c…
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From time to time I ask my followers and students what they struggle with the most and these 3 things ALWAYS come up.
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