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SENSEMAKING

 
1 day practical workshop for the team
Build this powerful, insightful skill to help make sense of change, communicate clearly and engage people in the change and transformation you're working on

  

Next public workshop dates

 

AUCKLAND - March 19

WELLINGTON - March 26 

SYDNEY - April 6 

PERTH - May 22 

CANBERRA - June 18

 


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Comprehensive 2 day public program runs next:

 

SYDNEY - July 2 & 3

MELBOURNE - September 1 & 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

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    Feb142020

    If you don’t think you're creative... 

    While we hear that creativity is even more important in today’s crazy world, it’s a big shift for some of us to believe ourselves to be creative... or capable of creative thinking and inventive work.

    I’m not here to debate your level of creativity so could we just look at this another way? With another word?

    Let’s go for INGENUITY. It’s not creativity on steroids or more or bigger.

    It’s different.

    Creativity is about being generative, inventive, it's the making.

    Ingenuity is about being resourceful and being able to use the skills you have, the resources on hand to fix something, solve something or find a clever way of working it out.

    When we put our smarts to work on solving a challenge, this is being resourceful, using what we have, accessing whatever we can. It’s a sweeter, more helpful and practical mindset than thinking we have to be creative, running the tiresome loop that is the ‘I’m not creative’/‘oh yes you are’ game. That does little to give us more resourceful ways of thinking and working!

    Think more about using what’s already available to you (that’s ingenuity), using whatever resources you can access, and worry less about whether you’re being creative enough. 

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