Exploring the Same “Arc”
What happens if multiple teams explore the same particular “arc” (or first-order implication)? Consistent with our …
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Why Reading On A Screen Is Bad For Critical Thinking
As we continue to explore both the “paper-based” and software supported versions of the Implications Wheel …
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Some Very Good “Center” Examples
Rise of the Machines From Michael Jackson’s “Shaping Tomorrow” Newsletter: An outstanding example of describing a …
Three Strategic Voices to Include on Your Team
We’ve discussed the value of having three different strategic thinking perspectives in any strategy work. These three strategic …
Tactics for Asking Good Follow-Up Questions
Ask about the implications of their answer. When people answer a question without being particularly revealing, …
Doctors and Decision Fatigue
I wonder if there is “scouting” fatigue? Does this suggest a two half-day format might yield …
Diversity Is Good: Why Doesn’t Everyone Agree?
If all the viewpoints we hear come from people who are like us, we assume that …
Paper-Based Project – I-Wheel
Some observations and insights on “paper-based” explorations. Including some insights on using “paper arcs” for demonstrations …
Writing in Libraries: Processes and Pathways to Inquiry and Learning
A very interesting article because of our focus on “paper-based” explorations.
How to Solve Complex Problems by Not Focusing on Them
https://www.fastcompany.com/90237319/how-to-solve-complex-problems-by-not-focusing-on-them