Tag Archives: thinking
A Complex Year
As the end of 2023 draws near I am doing some reflecting. This year has been messy and complex, if not chaotic. My partner of 42 years died in April this year. I always thought ( and should have known … Continue reading
Organisational Culture
Last week I attended a webinar that got me thinking. The focus of the webinar was organisational culture and the relationship of Unwritten Ground Rules (UGRs) and the locus of control. UGRs according to Steve Simpson are “the way we … Continue reading
Creative Thinking in Hong Kong
Over the last two weeks I facilitated Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Workshops in Hong Kong. The workshop was in two parts…one part with 20 enthusiastic tertiary students and the other with an equally enthusiastic group of staff. The … Continue reading
De Bono 6 Hats Workshop
Creative Cognicion in collaboration with Think Quick are offering a de Bono 6 Hats Training Workshop on December 9. Registration details can be found by going to:http://tinyurl.com/3y7va9s
Creative Workplace Coaching
As part of its suite of offerings Creative Cognicion provides personalised workplace coaching for both groups and individuals. We work with clients to assess need and co-design outcome driven interventions to meet these needs. Clients are assisted in the exploration … Continue reading
Creative thinking over yum cha
I was recently in Hong Kong and met with two friends of mine who are teachers at one of the tertiary institutions in Hong Kong. We shared a meal together and talked about a number of things. They had a … Continue reading
Thinking about how to describe yourself
I was recently working with a client who was having trouble describing who they were and what their achivements were in order to polish up their CV. So we developed a mindmap of them….full colour and lots of drawings. They … Continue reading
Thinking
Went to a launch of ThinkPlus a new initiative by the De Bono Institute. It focuses on working with our young people in developing learnable intelligence and good thinking practices. It positions them nicely to move forward as creative, innovative citizens … Continue reading