Ideas with Legs

Innovation Futurist Nils Vesk unpacks why you should think like a futurist and what tools to use?

Three reasons why you should think like a futurist include:

1. Futurist's principles help you to formulate commercial insights that lead to contingency & development strategies.

2. Assists in deciding where to innovate next and where to find new emerging markets.

3. To anticipate customer demands before they ask for them.

In this podcast session you’ll go from feeling stumped and clueless about what your customer wants next, to feeling crystal clear and confident about what they really want. You’ll finally be able to experience the excitement of discovering what makes your customer tick and therefore make it so much easier in designing the perfect product or service offering that has customers opening their wallets.

One of the most effective, fast and powerful ways to rewire your mind in only 7 minutes..

Step #1: Identify and record your limiting self talk and stories (estimated time 60 seconds)

Step #2: Write out the counter evidence (estimated time 2 minutes)

Step #3: Imagine you are directing your limiting self talk and stories onto a loved one (estimated time 2 minutes)

Step #4 : List the resulting counter evidence that comes from having the imaginary attack on your loved one. (estimated time 90 seconds)

What stops you from thinking on your feet?

Your invited to a crucial meeting with no time to prepare or even know what the problem will be but you know you’re going to have to think on your feet. The only problem is there’s big obstacles that are likely to prevent you from being the star of the show. Obstacles such as politics, half baked ideas, public speaking nerves and the risk of rejection. In this Podcast we share how to overcome these obstacles so that you are all set to think on your feet like a genius.

Cheers,
Nils

Nils Vesk

Founder of Ideas with Legs

Keynote Speaker | Author | Consultant

Obstacles, we all have them and yet the most common obstacle my clients (and myself) come across are those created by our own mind. In this podcast we deep dive into the power of self efficacy theory and how you can use it to overcome those mental obstacles to being that better professional, creating that big idea, hitting those targets you dream of and much much more.

We’ve just celebrated the UN’s World Creativity & Innovation Week and in this podcast Nils Vesk shares some famous Australian inventions to help celebrate this important week.

Ever wondered why some messages get more cut-through and buy-in than others? 90% of the time it’s because they are unique, respond to an insight, and prompt an emotional response. The other 10% of the time is because it’s laden with humour.

In this podcast I share some of the secrets to help you reinvent your message making. Whether you have a presentation to the boardroom, a pitch to a customer, or a keynote at a conference, the tips I share will help you nail it.

Ever wondered how innovative you are, or more importantly what ways you could become even more innovative by working in your strengths and working on your weaknesses? If you answered in the affirmative, then this podcast is for you. Nils Vesk unpacks how to assess your strengths and shares a prescription on how to improve to that next level.

You have a great idea, and your boss or potential investors are waiting for your pitch. You have one chance to make a good first impression. Do you have what it takes to deliver a winning pitch? 

Watch this video by innovation expert Nils Vesk as he shares his secrets to a compelling & effective presentation. You may also download our pitch & presenting tools for FREE on our website: http://bit.ly/2EBlfUl :)

Ever been in a meeting where the pressure as on to create ideas on demand? Yet either you felt flat on your feet & failed to create any ideas, or the ideas you created were too lame to be useful.

Sound familiar? I come across countless number of people who share with me the panic, fear and stress that can come when they have to create ideas and solutions under pressure.

In this podcast I share some of my most successful step by step techniques on how to create insights and ideas to complex problems in rapid succession. Meaning you can save your job, increase your reputation, and increase your pay-packet.