"Franis and I have had a couple of recent message as well and I, also, would prefer continuing--along with Cal--in a group that she would head,to work with the thoughts that she and Cal are exploring."
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"Cal, I really like the "Idea Lab"! Too bad it's taken. You might try "Idea Development Lab" to get around the TM problem. Or maybe "Idea Engineering Lab". I rather like "Idea Development Lab"
You…"
"Cal, you sparked a great thought: "Idea Development Team"!
("development" to include generation and exploration of ideas)"
"More Interestingg:A current biz buzzword is "innovation". It connotes creativity (new ideas) plus the implementation of worthy ideas. could be the "innovation team".
Still, though, my personal preference would be "creative…"
""Creative Team" is the term businesses tend to use, whether referring to an in-house group or to an outsourced agency.
From my own point of view, being part of a "creative team" has caché. Being part of a "think…"
"Hi, all,
From IdeaConnection re GE challenge and prize money:
Hello Arlene,
Work in a team and tackle one or more of General Electric's 3 challenges:
1) Renewable Energy
2) Grid Efficiency
3) Eco…"
"Hi, all
In putting away my web pages before traveling, here is latest thinking challenge
this one from GE and also backed by prize money--see three links:
1. GE Launches the Largest Open Innovation Challenge in History, uses BrightIdea software,…"
"Thanks again, Ken. This is really good. I'm sure we shall all have items to put into the shed, for the use and benefit of all of us."
"Ken, I had a look at your Glossary page for EdB Thinking Skills. You have done an excellent job!
Many thanks for putting together something that has long been needed. I'm sure we will expand the list, with additional references, wisdoms for…"
"Jimm, yes, I am familiar with those rhyming words, but I believe the sequence is:
Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing.
My husband is a former member of the National Society for Training and Development, and he stays up on these…"
"Hi, Ken,
I took a look at your link to Google Docs dBS creative teams idea process. YOu did a good job to set up a collaborative document like that--has the potential to become a dedicated "wikipedia" for all things de Bono.
To that end,…"
"Anthony,
Ants like to herd aphids and aphids like to live on rosebushes and munch the buds.
Perhaps some rosebushes, planted in a direction away from your pavers might help.
In NJ, where I live, we have a wonderful extension service at our state…"
"Hi, Jakov,
Thanks for your friend request and nice message. Happy to accept.
I've been working with the de Bono skills for some time, but just the basic ones -- CoRT 1 and CoRT 4 (lateral thinking). I am best at PMI, OPV, APC and PO, Random…"
"Hi, all,
If we are going to have a viable "Creative Team", we ought to consider a ratio of time and effort spent:
--for thinking about "real" things (like finding a solution for the BP oil spill)
--for self-processing
A usual…"
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- Studied with The Edward de Bono School of Thinking, New York, NY 1979-1982; Co-founder and Project Manager, The First National Braintrust & Company, 1981-1987; from 1987 until present, developer of brand names for pharmaceuticals
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- At 10:17 on April 19, 2010,
Franis said… - Thanks for the linked-in connection. I really don't know what to do with Linked-In. It seems so much for business concerns, and doesn't relate to the service stuff that I can do. Since I've been such a lone-wolf, I'm not sure Linked-In can do anything for me and my livelihoods. Pretty much nobody knows what Alexander Technique is here on the Big Island of Hawaii, and it's not anything that can be made into a "product" other than to write or talk about it. Learning Alexander Technique by yourself is sort of like trying to learn a musical instrument in isolation - inherently and needlessly fraught with pitfalls!
- At 13:55 on April 18, 2010, Franis said…
- Hi Arlene,
you asked: I see one of your posts somewhere on the deBono site re joining with a small group of people to get the CoRT thinking skills into the education system in Australia. I can't seem to find the post anymore.
Yes, one of the stranger features on this sort of forum is when someone unsubscribes, their posts are deleted wherever they contributed AND the threads that they started are also deleted. This feature also deletes ALL of the contributions that are part of the people who replied to that person's thread - so now you know the risk to be replying to people's threads.
So that's where you saw something I'd written that is now gone. Graeme Allan was one of these people who was spear-heading this project, and he's gone off the site now. I'm a member of a few of his other websites he started for that purpose where he can be the head honcho, (because here he wasn't able to play well with others.) Probably he should have been a lawyer rather than a schoolteacher! But before he left, I gave him a heads-up about what you said in hopes that it would help his cause.
Thanks for that thought! If you like, I can lead you to where Graeme in undoubtedly continuing those projects in those websites...?
- At 8:49 on April 17, 2010, Franis said…
- Hey - you must have been to the islands if you know what Mahalo means... ?
- At 8:49 on April 17, 2010, Franis said…
- Yeah, somehow I lost the way to "approve" the comment you made earlier. Can't figure out how to approve it now, because I seem to have deleted the link from my email notification that it was waiting. The way to approve it seems to have disappeared, yet it's there, demanding attention under "Awaiting Approval". Go figure!
One of the little widgets you found I decided I wanted to use also. The map one is cool...and the poll one could also be useful... and the most useful was a text box that fits .html code, so I can put anything in it. Thanks for motivating me to search around for that. I'm sure I'll use it for something interesting at some point later.
- At 10:08 on April 14, 2010, Franis said…
- Greetings Arlene! Happy to have you on board. Hope you have time to contribute to the fray. We're working on an FAQ how-to about how to work things around here too. For now, just ask if you have questions.
If you do contribute, it's also a good idea if you would change (under settings) to have yourself emailed about replies. It helps remind you to come back and read it when others have replied to what you wrote.
Looking forward to what you have to say here...! Welcome!
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