This is a summary of what participants have said about this workout over the last 12 months:
| I felt actively involved in the workout | 97% |
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| The content was interesting | 86% |
| I will use what I have learnt | 88% |
| I'd recommend this workout to others | 80% |
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Really great work out, felt involved and inspired. Thank you.
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Some very good ideas come out of it.
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Really good input for such short time.
Eureka! Archimedes’ solution came to him whilst relaxing in a bath. Leo Szillard discovered the answer to nuclear fusion whilst waiting in a traffic light.
It seems like a paradox that the best way to solve a problem can be to stop thinking about it. It is also true.
Our greatest creative leaps tend to occur when our active mind is distracted and we aren’t making too much effort to come up with an answer. However, a bit like trying to go to sleep, it can be much harder not to concentrate on a pressing issue than it is to let our mind wander and see where it takes us.
The challenge is to define the right level of distraction to let your thoughts drift and sufficient courage to give your tortoise mind free rein. After all, we know who won the race.
Discovered why changing your thinking can increase your creativity and ability to solve problems.
Practised 'mulling' and used this to come up with creative and innovative solutions and ideas.
Used an improvisation to free up your creative mind.
Practised using automatic drawing and writing to access unconscious creative ideas.
Assessed the right level of distraction to let your tortoise mind do the thinking.
Let us help create the optimal solution for your business.
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Generating |
Use your senses to spark off new thoughts and come up with original ideas.
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Creativity for |
Discover a range of techniques to help even the most logical minds come up with creative and off the wall ideas.
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Finding the |
Spot how to separate the great ideas from the good.
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Intuition |
Intuition is our fastest source of judgement. It can be profoundly accurate and it can also lead us astray. Find out when you should trust your gut and when to challenge your prejudice.
