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Square Wheels – World’s Best Engagement Tool
Thirty years of leading innovation discussions continue to convince us that Square Wheels® are the...
The Human Brain – Gary Marcus and “Kluge” – A Summary
Gary Marcus' book Kluge is about the human brain and its workings.And I have been interested in...
Decreasing Resistance to Change — The Finger, Arm and Leg Exercise for facilitating discussion
In The Dilbert Principles, Dilbert said, "Change is good. You go first." That one little quip...
Apparently, Employees are also People!
I was playing around with some of my flower pics on Saturday, wishing for Spring after weeding,...
Facilitation, Square Wheels and #MoreBetterFaster
The use of the Square Wheels® images makes facilitation and workplace engagement very...
The Neuroscience behind Square Wheels: Behavioral Neurobiology
The Science of Brain and Behavior, explained through LEGO and using Square Wheels images for...
Square Wheels – A Great Engagement Tool
Recent discussions about including Square Wheels into a leadership development eLearning course...
A Dance of Change – something new?
It was funny to read a little blurb in the ASTD Training & Development magazine about an...
Square Wheels – NOT some simple model of organizational performance
An interesting telephone conversation this morning got me thinking that it might be a good thing...
Bad Dream and Reframing – Improving one's outlook on things
I had written this down on a scrap of paper: "I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a...
Snobbery and the Perception of Competence – Thinking about Thinking
It's not too often that I go off-tangent but I really liked this article by Alex Mayyasi...
Thoughts on thinking about decision-making
Decision-making and motivation, two related but pretty complex issues. If you read some blogs, you...
Teaching The Caterpillar to Fly – Thoughts on Change – Part Two
This is Part Two of Teaching The Caterpillar to Fly, a five-part post on issues surrounding people...
Psychopaths tend not to “procrastinate or take things personally”
The title comment was a one-liner in a SmartPlanet post by Charlie Osborne entitled: The key to...