Twenty Questions.
Asking questions is an excellent trigger for creativity. One of my favourite exercises: Setting myself a quota of 20, 50, 100 questions and not stopping before I’ve written that many down. The topic doesn’t matter, neither does whether I have the answer or not. Shall we?
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- Where is the root of the situation?
- What is my contribution?
- What do I need?
- How can I do this differently? [Read more →]
November 21, 2009 1 Comment
What do you wish to complete?
Jamie Ridler asks:
What do you wish to complete?
When answering this question, I notice how many of my current projects aren’t so much asking for completion, but for the establishment of a practice. Each completed step is just progress, but nothing to hold on to; nothing that would give me permission to let go.
Still, when reflecting about my themes for the year complete was one of them. I even made a list (and did sufficiently well on it).
For now, I wish to complete:
- The Toastmasters Competent Leader Certificate
- The Professional Diploma in Marketing
- The book ‘Branded’
Completing things creates room for new things to emerge.
October 7, 2009 25 Comments
