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  • #69 Daniel Barth: Führen durch Kreativprozesse - Wer nichts verwirft, denkt nicht wirklich neu!

    #69 Daniel Barth: Führen durch Kreativprozesse - Wer nichts verwirft, denkt nicht wirklich neu!
    Jul 20 2026
    Was, wenn das größte Hindernis für Kreativität in deinem Unternehmen gar nicht fehlendes Talent ist, sondern die Art, wie über Kreativität geredet wird? Daniel Barth, Experte für Organisationsentwicklung und Innovation bei Hubert Burda Media, bringt in dieser Folge von Talking Creativity etwas auf den Punkt, das die meisten Führungskräfte nie gehört haben wollen: "Seid kreativ!" ist nicht Ermutigung. Es ist Führungsversagen. Im Gespräch mit Martin & Bibi teilt Daniel, was er nach Jahren als Coach, Facilitator und Innovationsbegleiter wirklich gelernt hat: über Teams, die an Unsicherheit scheitern. Über Organisationen, die Kreativität wollen, aber Effizienz belohnen. Und über den einen Faktor, der über Erfolg oder Stillstand entscheidet: klares Ownership. Und dann ist da noch etwas, das kaum jemand laut sagt: Wer wirklich kreativ arbeitet, produziert einen Großteil seiner Ideen für die Tonne. Nicht aus Unfähigkeit, sondern weil das der Prozess ist. Die besten Kreativen der Welt verwerfen, iterieren und fangen neu an, ohne dabei ihre Meinung über sich selbst zu verlieren. Genau das ist die Fähigkeit, die in Unternehmen fast nie trainiert wird. Diese Folge ist kein Inspirations-Content. Sie ist ein ehrlicher, manchmal unbequemer Blick darauf, was kreatives Arbeiten in der Realität von Unternehmen wirklich bedeutet. Und was es braucht, damit es tatsächlich funktioniert. Fragen:1. Wem gehört die Idee eigentlich? 2. Kannst du mit Nicht-Wissen arbeiten, oder wartest du auf Sicherheit? 3. Ist dein Team wirklich psychologisch sicher genug für halbfertige Ideen? 4. Gibst du als Führungskraft echte Orientierung, oder versteckst du dich hinter Freiheit? 5. Weißt du gerade, ob du Ideen sammelst oder schon bewertest? Du willst wissen was hinter der Fähigkeit Kreativität steckt und hast Lust selbst zu lernen wie man Kreativität trainiert und kultiviert? Dann schau dir unsere Master Class Angebote  an und lass dich von dieser wunderbaren Fähigkeit begeistern.
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    1 ora e 12 min
  • #68 David Bland - Think Big, Test Small: Turning creative concepts into real opportunities

    #68 David Bland - Think Big, Test Small: Turning creative concepts into real opportunities
    Jun 22 2026
    How do you take a raw idea, challenge it, test it, and turn it into something real without losing the spark that made it exciting in the first place? In this episode, David Bland explores how bold concepts can become testable prototypes, how hidden assumptions shape what succeeds or fails, and why the smartest teams learn before they build. We talk about protecting unconventional ideas, embracing low fidelity experiments, and finding better ways to measure progress when innovation is still taking shape. A must listen for teams and creators looking to transform ideas into products with less guesswork and more learning. Questions to ask yourself: Which assumption behind my idea am I treating as fact without actually testing it? Am I building this solution because users truly need it, or because the idea simply feels exciting to me? What is the fastest and simplest experiment I could run to learn whether this idea is worth pursuing? Am I trying to prove my idea is right, or am I genuinely willing to discover that it is wrong? Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    1 ora e 4 min
  • #67 David Cropley - Breaking the Mold: How unconventional thinking disrupts traditional engineering

    #67 David Cropley - Breaking the Mold: How unconventional thinking disrupts traditional engineering
    May 18 2026
    In a world where AI can calculate, optimize, and automate faster than ever, what remains the true human edge? In this episode, we talk with David Cropley, a renowned expert in creativity, innovation, and engineering, about why real competitive advantage will come from human creativity. David brings deep insight into how engineers and innovators can move beyond routine problem solving and become better problem finders, reframing challenges and asking the questions machines cannot ask on their own. Together, we discuss why creativity is a skill that can be developed, how failed ideas often become the starting point for breakthroughs, and why unconventional thinking is essential in modern engineering. A thought provoking conversation about the future of innovation, and why human imagination matters more, not less, in the age of AI. Questions to ask yourself: Are you really thinking creatively, or just repeating familiar patterns in a smarter way? If AI can do your routine work better and faster, what is the uniquely human value you bring? Do you give up on ideas too early just because they look like failure at first? Are you solving the right problem, or are you simply staying busy with the wrong one? Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    1 ora e 9 min
  • #66 Isa Jahnke - The Education Superheroes: Creativity & Collaboration

    #66 Isa Jahnke - The Education Superheroes: Creativity & Collaboration
    Mar 25 2026
    In this episode, we chat with Isa Jahnke, the founding Vice President for Digital Learning and a Professor of Information Science and Learning Technologies at the University of Technology in Nürnberg, about how creativity transforms education. Isa Jahnke shares her journey of building a university from scratch, with a focus on empowering students to be active, creative agents through project-based learning. We explore her innovative approach to using learning technologies in a "living lab," where ideas are tested and refined in real-time. Isa Jahnke also discusses the importance of fostering curiosity, collaboration, and interdisciplinary teamwork to unlock true creativity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on rethinking how we teach, learn, and innovate! Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    56 min
  • #65 Dan Milton Klein & Melissa Jones Briggs – how celebrating failure sparks creativity

    #65 Dan Milton Klein & Melissa Jones Briggs – how celebrating failure sparks creativity
    Feb 25 2026
    What can acting techniques teach us about fostering creativity in business? Dan Milton Klein and Melissa Jones Briggs join us from Stanford University and we dive into the importance of safe spaces where creativity can thrive, fostering psychological safety and how leaders can set the right conditions for their teams to be creative. Melissa and Dan also share techniques and exercises they do with their students – plus, we try one out ourselves! Questions to ask yourself: What happens to our creativity when we pivot from 'me' to 'we'? How would you create a safe space? When was the last time you were in a room safe enough to take risks? When was the last time you celebrated a failure? What do you think about the word power? Guests: Melissa Jones Briggs, an experienced theatre artist, offers a unique perspective on the transformative power of the performing arts. She specializes in using theatre as a tool for social and organizational change, helping leaders enhance their presence and impact. Dan Milton Klein, a renowned professor at Stanford University, shares his passion for the art of improvisation and how it can unlock creative potential. By blending psychological research with theatrical techniques, he empowers individuals to tap into their innate creativity and drive innovation. Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    58 min
  • #64 Adam Green - Why “Please Think Creatively” Is the Ultimate Invitation for Creativity

    #64 Adam Green - Why “Please Think Creatively” Is the Ultimate Invitation for Creativity
    Jan 20 2026
    In this episode, neuroscientist Dr. Adam Green invites us to see creativity as the heights of the mind’s reach. We delve into how creative thinking works in the brain and how understanding these processes can help you overcome creativity anxiety and find your flow. Dr. Green reveals how different brain networks collaborate during creative tasks and explains practical techniques to unlock your creative mindset. Could emerging technology - maybe even a “brain cap” - one day help us boost our creative abilities? Why is "Please Think Creatively" such a powerful message? Tune in for ground-breaking insights from Dr. Adam Green and discover practical tips to help you think, please, more creatively! Questions to ask yourself: What’s happening in the brain during creative work? Why do we feel creativity anxiety, and how can we overcome it? What is semantic distance, and how does it affect creativity? Could tools like a brain cap really enhance our creative powers? Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    1 ora e 7 min
  • #63 Tanja Künstler & Susanne Busshart – Biophiles Design: Die Kunst alle natürlichen Sinne anzuregen

    #63 Tanja Künstler & Susanne Busshart – Biophiles Design: Die Kunst alle natürlichen Sinne anzuregen
    Dec 9 2025
    In der dritten Episode der Reihe "Spaces for Creativity" mit unserem Raumpartner Design Offices tauchen wir mit Tanja Künstler und Susanne Busshart in die Welt des Biophilen Designs ein. Wir klären: Was ist Biophiles Design wirklich und wie unterscheidet es sich von bloßer Begrünung? Erfahren Sie, welche tiefgreifenden Vorteile die Integration von Natur in unseren Arbeitsalltag für Wohlbefinden, Stressreduktion und vor allem für unsere Kreativität hat. Wir beleuchten die wissenschaftlichen Hintergründe und warum wir uns oft schwertun, diese Erkenntnisse im Büro umzusetzen. Erfahren Sie, wie multisensorische Naturerlebnisse Kreativität fördern und welche einfachen Schritte Sie selbst für mehr Biophilie in Ihrem Alltag umsetzen können. Ein inspirierender Ausblick auf die Zukunft naturverbundener Arbeitswelten. Gäste dieser Folge: Tanja Künstler: Renommierte Architektin und Innenarchitektin, spezialisiert auf nachhaltige und biophile Raumkonzepte. Sie berät Unternehmen bei der Gestaltung gesunder und inspirierender Umgebungen. &Susanne Busshart: Erfahrene Organisationspsychologin, deren Fokus auf der Optimierung von Arbeitsumgebungen zur Förderung von Mitarbeiterwohlbefinden, Produktivität und Kreativität liegt. Fragen:Was genau ist Biophiles Design und wie geht es über das bloße "Begrünen" von Büros hinaus? Welche konkreten Vorteile hat die Integration von Natur für mein Wohlbefinden, meine Konzentration und besonders meine Kreativität am Arbeitsplatz? Gibt es wissenschaftliche Belege für die positive Wirkung von Biophilic Design? Warum fällt es uns oft so schwer, natürliche Elemente in unsere Büro- und Arbeitsumgebung zu integrieren, obwohl die Vorteile so klar sind? Wie können multisensorische Naturerlebnisse (Licht, Wasser, Gerüche, Texturen) unsere kognitive Leistung beeinflussen? Welche einfachen Schritte kann ich unternehmen, um mehr Biophilie in mein Homeoffice oder meinen Wohnraum zu bringen?
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    1 ora e 3 min
  • #X Hitting the Creative Reset-Button

    #X Hitting the Creative Reset-Button
    Jun 20 2024
    We have news for you. Spoiler: our podcast is getting a makeover. Would you like to know what lies behind the ability to be creative and would you like to learn how to train and cultivate your creativity for yourself? Then take a look at our Master Class program and let yourself be inspired by this wonderful skill.
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    1 min