Thinking on Your Feet
thinking skills programme... For anyone who regularly is confronted with the need to think on their feet, and would like access to tools, tips and techniques to develop this skill.
Problem Solving
Resilience
resilience training... For anyone who wants to check out and improve their own resilience or support others who may not be so resilient.
Problem Solving
creative problem solving course... For anyone who would like to feel more confident in solving problems, and have access to a range of techniques and skills that will help.
Decision Making
decision making training... For anyone who wants either ‘to review what’s out there’ in terms of decision-making techniques, or who wishes to improve their way of making any decision.
Creativity & Innovation
innovation training... For anyone who wants to develop a more creative and innovative culture in their team or organisation… or wishes to improve their own creativity and innovative thinking ability.
Top Ten Tips on...
What’s Stopping You…?
Ten top tips focusing on the barriers we often have to overcome (and many of which are of our own making) in achieving what we want to achieve.
Top Ten Tips on...
Creative Thinking
Creativity is an increasingly valued skill, and something we can all learn. Here are 10 suggestions that can help...
Top Ten Tips on...
Releasing Stress Sensibly
We're all human, and therefore likely at some point to get stressed. Here are 10 suggestions for releasing that stress sensibly...
Top Ten Tips on...
Thinking Frames
Do you have to think quickly and effectively on your feet? These 10 thinking frames will help...
The Tea and the Stick
'The Tea and the Stick'
Two choices - both equally problematic. Which would you choose? A really good example of thinking outside the box, and challenging assumptions...
Video:
Saying ‘No’
A short video offering a simple technique for saying no in a positive and helpful fashion...
Book Review:
The Checklist Manifesto
by Atul Gawande
How Little Things Make A Big Difference: how increasing knowledge and specialisation led to increased complexity and lethal mistakes... until the checklist.
