One way to help improve your performance when practicing physical skills such as sport, music, etc is to visualise the skills taught. In other words “practice in your brain”. Here’s a very good short TED Ed clip on ‘How To Practice Effectively … for just about anything‘ by Annie Bosler and Don Greene. They suggest […]
The Positivity Ratio
01/05/2015 by Leave a Comment
Barbara Fredrickson’s research about the importance of a ‘positivity ratio’ between positive and negative emotions.
Human Ingenuity: Our Most Abundant Resource
06/03/2015 by Leave a Comment
An inspiring talk by Navi Radjou about creative innovation in the face of scarcity. Inspiring food for thought!
Chi & AI Workshops: Abbotsford Convent
10/06/2014 by Leave a Comment
Sue and I were very busy last week running our workshops at the Abbotsford Convent here in Melbourne Australia. Sue assisted me in running the Aged care: Chair Chi Training Level One workshop and I helped Sue run the A Taste of Appreciative Inquiry workshop. Below are a few snaps I took of the convent […]
The Hard Yakka of Organising Workshops
23/04/2014 by Leave a Comment
There’s never a dull moment when you are running workshops here in Melbourne and interstate. We’re gearing up to run four one day workshops: Aged Care: Chair Chi Level One, Falls Prevention the Tai Chi way , Creative Great Conversations and A Taste of Appreciative Inquiry. I’ll be the lead facilitator/trainer for the first two and Sue […]
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