Light Bulb Thinking™:
Creative Problem-Solving & Innovation Strategies for Managers and Teams

Our mission is to simplify the creative problem-solving and innovation process so managers can address urgent, pervasive and expensive problems while building better working teams.

Light Bulb Thinking™ makes that happen.

What is Light Bulb Thinking™?

You never feel stuck when you have a system. The Light Bulb Thinking™ framework is designed to encourage curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity to provide unique solutions, a stronger team, and peak personal performance.

It’s the way to get from "no idea" to "brilliant idea!" in four simple steps:

Lightbulb Thinking Framework which shows arrows depicting the creative process, including planning, ideating, choosing, implementing and.or innovating

In our virtual coaching program, we help you understand Light Bulb Thinking™ and mentor you in helping your team apply it.

Successful organizations know that using established methodologies and toolkits like Light Bulb Thinking™ leads to achieving goals and better results.

The Benefits of Implementing Light Bulb Thinking™

In the Accenture 2015 Innovation Survey, 84% of leaders said that they were “dependent on innovation for their company’s long-term success.”

Helping your staff solve problems creatively is the fastest way to become a more effective manager and leader of a high-performing team.

Whether you’re specifically seeking the next innovation or are committed to continuous improvements, here’s how implementing Light Bulb Thinking™ could benefit your company:

  • -Increase profit and ROI
    -Attract more funding/investment
    -Compounded returns on your investment in the Light Bulb Thinking™ program

  • -Implement better solutions, more quickly, with less stress
    -Leverage use of staff time and talents 
    -Refine systems and processes, which leads to improved key performance indicators

  • -Increase teamwork and cohesiveness
    -Boost individual productivity, skills and confidence
    -Reduce staff attrition and loss of institutional knowledge

  • -Respond rapidly to external events
    -Be seen as an industry leader in your field
    -Be the competition that others want to beat

Ellia Harris, Workplace Innovation coach at The Potential Center in Seattle WA, smiling brightly at the camera.

Wondering what the future could look like as a result of coaching in Light Bulb Thinking™?