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Tuesday 12th May 2009
I'm always interested when clients tell me they want to change careers, or start their own business, or introduce a sweeping change in their workplace - especially when they expect to make this shift without a learning curve.
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Saturday 25th April 2009
Have you come across this nifty idea called 'shifting' from a guy called Robert Epstein? He has long been a fan of having groups work together for a while, then shift out of the group to work on the problem individually, then come back together again for another group round, then shift out again, and on it goes.
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Tags: ideas, thinking, creativity, tips
Sunday 19th April 2009
Here are some of my favourite tips for maximising creative thinking...
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Tags: ideas, creativity, tips
Thursday 16th April 2009
Do you have a little voice that sometimes pops up in your mind with criticisms or dire warnings such as "If you try that, you will fail", "Everyone will laugh" or "Don't be ridiculous"?
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Wednesday 8th April 2009
With a break looming for most of us at least, it's a good chance to chill out and relax. But saying 'just relax' is about as useful as 'don't worry, be happy' - some tips and tools are needed to get from A (stress bunny) to B (cool banana). Check these ideas out.
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Tags: rushing, balance, tips, meditation
Sunday 5th April 2009
One of the greatest blocks to a creative work environment is all the things that aren't said, often because things are just assumed to be a particular way. There is an elephant in the room; everyone knows it's there but no-one talks about it.
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Tags: business, creativity, tips, assumptions