Steve Franks On Innovation

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“You can Be oblivious to the present moment, Observe the present moment, Or be an active part of the present moment. Your choice.”
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OK, first of all I’m not saying that you can’t be visionary unless you are young. But I sure think it helps.
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I’ve worked as an entrepreneur and startup coach for long enough now that people in my city recognize that. So, I frequently get asked, “I’m working on…
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Chin propped on an arm. One eye open and gazing. Just half of a face looking at me as I look back. But I don’t need more to see their whole soul. I love…
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You’ve probably heard the advice that when designing a new product, you should start by talking with expert users. If you want to make a significant…
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I’ve worked a lot with entrepreneurs who are at day zero of entrepreneurship. Some who start and some who stall.
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I write about 4 categories: innovation, entrepreneurship, local art (and local artists), and this fourth category: being “present” - a small window into…
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In the world of innovation, few things are more misunderstood than brainstorming.
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In the workshop for prospective young entrepreneurs that I run for nonprofit Believe In A Dream, we use a list of “rules” that we call “The Game”. Rule…
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Art makes my world a better place. I buy and collect local art. I will share some of that with you from time to time. Hopefully it brightens your world…
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Years ago when I worked as an innovation consultant, a member of one design team approached my partner and said, “Now I understand why your ideation…
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Remember when people thought that you had the time of an entire skyscraper elevator trip in which to pitch your new business concept?
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