Leveraging Creativity to Solve Interesting Problems
So, picture this: Ruth Wakefield’s busy kitchen back in the 1930s. She’s trying to whip up some chocolate cookies, and instead of mixing the chocolate right in, she drops in some chocolate chunks, thinking they’d just melt into gooey goodness. Well, surprise, surprise – they didn’t! Those chunks held their own, and that’s how the […]
Abundant Generosity & Creativity
It’s time for the weekly team brainstorm and the floor is open for thoughts and suggestions. You have more than a few ideas swarming in your mind that never make it to your lips. ‘These ideas are the ones I want to use for that thing that I said I wanted to do eight months […]
Learning Over Knowing
The Crow & The Pitcher [Aesop’s Fables] In a spell of dry weather, when the Birds could find very little to drink, a thirsty Crow found a pitcher with a little water in it. But the pitcher was high and had a narrow neck, and no matter how he tried, the Crow could not reach […]
The Power of Storytelling
Have you ever thought about why kissing a toddler’s elbow after a small bump works? With a kiss, a hug, and maybe an imaginary band-aid for extra special healing, this tiny human is ready to head back out and do the very thing that had shaken them up in the first place. What is it […]
Rethinking Analysis Paralysis
At first glance, the idea of free will is exciting. The possibilities are endless. You start thinking about all the things you can do and want to do. The ideas don’t stop rushing and you’re feeling all: But then, when it’s time to take action, you end up more like this: How did this happen? […]