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Announcements - Idea Chats, etc.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Franis Sep 26, 2011. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Hello to all members and visitors of Edward de Bono Society,i will use this discussion as an tool to announce regular events, exspecially our weekly chat in the "US Oil Spill" Group:…Continue
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Jakov Jakisic commented on Enrique Sanguino's blog post Concepts, how to extract them?"Dennis gave a short description of how to get concepts. You find more in "Serious Creativity" on page 137... on page 143 you find 3 types of concepts - purpose, mechanism, value
So the questions for finding a concept are: What is a) the…"
Jakov Jakisic commented on Enrique Sanguino's blog post Concepts, how to extract them?"Thanks for the practice Dennis
1. Tap - food-source, (curved?) hollowed metal pipe, danger (source -> e.coli), household installation, commodity, design object, weapon (almost everything can me made a weapon - see Jackie Chan) 2. Penis - weapon…"
Franis replied to Jakov Jakisic's discussion Announcements - Idea Chats, etc."Yeah - it's not clear that the date on this was a year ago - when the oil spill was happening."
Asa Jomard replied to Jakov Jakisic's discussion Announcements - Idea Chats, etc."Luis, everyone should be sorry for missing out on this one. Jakov did a great job, and I learnt a lot. Thanks Jakov.
Unfortunately, we had stopped having meetings but we did make a document with some of our ideas so it was very productive and fun;-)"
Jakov Jakisic replied to Gijs van Beeck Calkoen's discussion Exploring Six Hats in the group Six Hats"Very interesting topic, indeed.
For me, a focus (of motivation) would be: How to embed Six Hats within existing structures, methods,...
How to explain to people the general value of Six Hats (assuming: it works with "all" existing…"
Jakov Jakisic replied to Phil Bachmann's discussion When do we actually want others to think?"Hi Phil
Looking for alternatives - i ask my girlfriend, friends, business partners, etc - from time to time
- what they think about an idea?
- if they know other ways of doing something
- think for themselves (if they ask me too many times about…"
Jakov Jakisic replied to Danny Stevens's discussion stressing over legal action in the group Real Life Examples"Hi Danny,
i wish you good luck so this story has a good end soon. Maybe teach your co-house owners some EdB tools in advance.
And thanks for this wonderful example.
Greetings
Jakov"
Jakov Jakisic joined Danny Stevens's group
Real Life Examples
This group is for documenting real life examples of thinking skill use.Most real life examples are messy and not dramatic. Seeing the examples is very helpful for learners and trainers.See More
Danny Stevens left a comment for Jakov Jakisic"Hi Jakov,
as an "old timer" I like passing on my knowledge but enjoy gaining new ideas from the "newcommers" even more!"
Jakov Jakisic commented on Jakov Jakisic's group US oil spill"Sorry for not answering for a few days. At the moment we are collecting all results so far, concerning our last fokus=freezing water, etc. => in one file.
This file will be published here for everyone to read and to comment upon.
So far so…"
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Introduction
My first contact to the work of Edward De Bono was, when i collected material about creativity to teach my students at a design university. Before that i have done a lot mindmapping. It took me quite some time to find out and even more time to appreciate the power of various tools (my favorite book over the years: "Serious Creativity" and "Lateral Thinking", "How to have a beautiful mind" is my favorite present to anyone).
Now, after more than 10 years struggling and trying hard to get it working, i have become a certified trainer. After starting a few companies in the last 3 years (with partners in areas like: high tech environmental, consultancy, web-solutions) i decided to focus on just a few things, that became the center of myself: thinking in new ways, train hard and develop physical skills as well (martial arts, qi gong, etc.) and tell it to others.
I am looking forward talking to many of you here in this community. All the best to all of you and see you soon.
Jakov
Now, after more than 10 years struggling and trying hard to get it working, i have become a certified trainer. After starting a few companies in the last 3 years (with partners in areas like: high tech environmental, consultancy, web-solutions) i decided to focus on just a few things, that became the center of myself: thinking in new ways, train hard and develop physical skills as well (martial arts, qi gong, etc.) and tell it to others.
I am looking forward talking to many of you here in this community. All the best to all of you and see you soon.
Jakov
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 23:05 on August 31, 2010, Danny Stevens said…
- Hi Jakov,
as an "old timer" I like passing on my knowledge but enjoy gaining new ideas from the "newcommers" even more!
- At 0:36 on July 20, 2010,
Lynda Curtin said… - Jacob.
There is an online Six Thinking Hats tutorial available. Your best bet is to check de Bono Consulting in Des Moines, Iowa. click here for the description.
- At 20:12 on July 19, 2010, Franis said…
- Welcome to the lineup! Hope you'll enjoy the honorific effects.
;o)
We have matching owls too - thanks to Asa. Sweet, wasn't it of her? In the USA, owls mean you're wise... I"ll have to ask what owls symbolize in Asa's culture...
You may not yet have considered it, but you can also request from Linda Laird to be listed professionally on the "trainers" tab in the navigation bar too.
- At 7:48am on July 19, 2010, Asa Jomard gave Jakov Jakisic a gift…
- At 14:45 on July 11, 2010,
Arlene Teck said…
- 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 Input, Stepping Stones.
Many here are much more advanced than I.
Also, I don't believe in using the de Bono "jargon" in my posts, so it is sometimes hard for me to decipher what the others have written.
I must ask Ken Bopp to put a glossary on his Google Docs page.
My husband and I are getting ready to travel--from mid July until mid August, with only intermittent access to email, so little possibility of postings from me for a while.
Meanwhile, here is a short bio sketch about my early experience with the EdB skills:
Got Brain Rust? Call the Braintrust!…
A think tank I co-founded in suburban New Jersey and named: The First National Braintrust & Company.
Purpose: to train, practice and use the basic CoRT skills--CoRT 1 and CoRT 4.
Looks like a bank? Yes. Our tagline was: “You can bank on our thinking.”
During The Braintrust’s existence, our members originated a couple of unique products: a random word machine to provoke lateral thinking (I still use one), and a Thinking Certificate program, to promote thinking services.
A person holding one of our Certificates could fill in an idea that required thinking, and then choose check boxes to indicate the types of thinking desired. We would bring the ideas and certificates to our meetings and do the thinking. I found great joy in that environment, learning and practicing the creative thinking skills.
That was quite a while ago. We are all dispersed now, and our president passed away 3 years ago.
I am happy to find the Edward de Bono Society online, and revisit an arena for skilled thinking.
I'll do some more posting later in the summer.
Best regards,
Arlene
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