Rick Lindeman

Hi Alan,
Your gut feeling is no doubt the right one in this case.
I another case, some fifteen years ago, where I was the simple employee and an experienced workshop facilitator was engaged to help the DEC

Many thanks to you all …. I think the fact that I put this out there is for all the reasons you have mentioned and I knew I was being asked to do a difficult job – sell change! It is an NGO where the democratic

Hi Alan
Eli’s concern regarding your only having 3 hours is a HUGE concern, and even more so if you start with a skills exercise to get them going. Surely sincere commitment is worth whatever time it takes? I’d

Hi Alan,
I completely agree with Marko’s comments. I often tell the story of how I became so impressed with LSP. Our boss was exactly like your client: he wanted to make some changes and he thought he could use

Alan,

Sounds very interesting. This might turn out well, but I would be slightly concerned about your brief (“new system is far from perfect”). Hence – it might depend on the internal dynamics of the team –

I added a new post on preparing Landscape Kit with the help of other Lego Education Kits. Hope it helps and gives some valuable ideas: http://seriousplaypro.com/2013/08/25/diy-lego-serious-play-kit/

Hi Per,

Thanks a lot for the info! I’ll try my luck…

Best,
Andreas

hi Andreas

Have you tried to reach out to Eli de Friend (eli@caprese.org) and Joyce Miller (joyce@caprese.org) in Aubonne, near Lausanne?

Good luck

Per

Hi, I have the same issue. I have a Landscape/identity kit which I find to not be enough for large workshops. I tend to buy Duplos and and pieces from other sets where available. For animals I find using plastic

Great article for LSP practitioners to show to clients who need some convincing about why to make use of the methodology.

For sure, I will get back with some feedback Omar.
I just fllowed you on twetter.
Do you speak spanish?

@Jesus, I will be more than happy to get your feedback/comments/tweaks after you run it.
good luck,
Omar

I will be doing a creativity development workshop for the Hotel’s Association in Guanajuato Mexico. What I just read seems perfect to try on this workshop. Thank you all of you.

Thanks for this Omar! This is more food for thought and I like the approach a lot! Going to see what I can do with it.

Agile I have only touched on but the more I read and see, the more I like it.

Regards,

Alan.

Hello Alan,

I work a lot with Agile teams and creativity and think out of the box are needed. Something I did with my teams and I got very good results (one alternative to go-go cart and snow company). You will