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By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:09+11:00July 7th, 2011|Creative Thinking, Innovation|
How do your thinking preferences manifest themselves at tax time? At tax time do you... a. Research Tax codes and tax- saving options b. Use a conservative, well established accountant with an excellent reputation and many years of experience c.
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:09+11:00June 28th, 2011|Creative Thinking, Innovation|
In recent facilitations I’ve been doing with clients, I have again been able to reflect on the power of team collaboration, and how when we bring the right talent together and apply critical thinking principles to their task – the
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:09+11:00May 26th, 2011|Creative Thinking, Innovation|
Just ran another great workshop on how to improve your memory and be more memorable - using the techniques outlined in Tony Buzan's books including "The Memory Book" (Other books to improve your Memory) Here is a mind map I created
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:10+11:00March 17th, 2011|Creative Thinking, Innovation|
A new ThinkBuzan blog reported that popular Mind Mapping software expert, Chuck Frey, recently published the first full review of iMindMap 5 on the mindmapping software blog. We wanted to say a massive thanks to Chuck for a very thorough
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:10+11:00February 24th, 2011|Articles, Creative Thinking, Leadership|
by Bill Jarrard, Mindwerx International Critical Thinking is defined by the The Critical Thinking Community as that mode of thinking - about any subject, content, or problem - in which the thinker improves the quality of his or her thinking by skilfully taking charge of the
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:10+11:00February 20th, 2011|Creative Thinking, Innovation|
In my previous blog I said that facilitating creative collaboration is one of the most important management roles in leading a creative environment. In particular empowering a team with critical and creative thinkingfacilitates innovation effort that draws out new exciting ideas from
By Bill Jarrard|2016-11-22T00:21:10+11:00January 1st, 2011|Articles, Leadership|
In the mid-1980s many organisations in Australia embraced the concept of Total Quality Management (TQM), and while some struggled with it, others made significant inroads to improving product and service quality. Behind this 'movement' were a number of Critical Thinking explorers including
By Jennifer Goddard|2016-11-22T00:21:11+11:00August 13th, 2010|Creative Thinking|
Do you remember playing a game where there were 10-20 objects on a tray, which you had 1 or 2 minutes to look at and then once they were covered up / removed, you had to remember all the objects?
