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Category: Strategic Exploration Tools

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What Believing in the Possibilities Can Do for Learning and Teaching

What Believing in the Possibilities Can Do for Learning and Teaching

Jim Schreier Jun 11, 2019

https://www.kqed.org/mindshift/38757/what-believing-in-the-possibilities-can-do-for-learning-and-teaching

Diversity Is Good: Why Doesn’t Everyone Agree?

Jim Schreier Jun 10, 2019

If all the viewpoints we hear come from people who are like us, we assume that we have the same information and the same perspective. We think we have the right answer and, since we don’t hear otherwise, we have …

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Paper-Based Project – I-Wheel

Paper-Based Project – I-Wheel

Jim Schreier Jun 10, 2019

Some observations and insights on “paper-based” explorations.  Including some insights on using “paper arcs” for demonstrations — and some observations from an exploration conducted in November 2014 with 160 participants — created on paper then entered into the software.  160 …

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How to Solve Complex Problems by Not Focusing on Them

How to Solve Complex Problems by Not Focusing on Them

Jim Schreier Jun 9, 2019

https://www.fastcompany.com/90237319/how-to-solve-complex-problems-by-not-focusing-on-them

Civil War Boundary in U.S. Affects Trade to This Day

Jim Schreier Jun 9, 2019

How interesting that my long term interest in the Civil War connects in this find with a “thought” for the Implications Wheel.  The implications of the Civil War are still unfolding in economic and cultural ways.  Fascinating article… Civil War …

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Hidden Metaphors Get under Our Skin

Jim Schreier Jun 9, 2019

Very interesting article related to our use of the “Scouting” metaphor for explorations. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/hidden-metaphors-get-under-our-skin/

Building Trust Inside Your Team

Building Trust Inside Your Team

Jim Schreier Jun 9, 2019

The teams we create for strategic exploration (Implications Wheel, Strategy Matrix, T.I.P.S. Tracking, Vision) can be either diverse teams of “strangers” (in a community) or diverse teams of co-workers.  In both cases, the existing levels of trust — or the …

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Introverts: How to Unleash the Powers of Thinkers

Jim Schreier Jun 8, 2019

Another great piece for facilitators — our job is to be aware of the dynamics in our teams.  Over the years, some of our classic facilitator stories revolve around these “extrovert” versus “introvert” dynamics. And it’s relevant to all Joel’s …

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Influence Maps

Influence Maps

Jim Schreier Jun 8, 2019

The importance of diversity in the planning, scouting phase, de-briefing — and successful RESULTS — for all Strategic Exploration Tools is critical.  One focus this can take is paying attention to the stakeholders.  Stakeholder analysis is a powerful tool for …

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Groups Grow Disappointed with Extroverts over Time

Jim Schreier Jun 8, 2019

Note:  This is a very interesting piece of research — and relevant to the facilitation of all Joel’s tools.  There are several Implications Wheel facilitators who have expressed a strong interest in connection the process of explorations to information on …

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Future

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— Dwight Eisenhower

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— Edward de Bono
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