by M Gelnaw | Oct 31, 2012
Say “Yes, and…” Accept all offers. No denials. In today’s dynamic and global marketplace, teams can suffer from a loss of momentum brought on by difficulties in maintaining healthy collaboration. How do leaders infuse their teams with positive, forward-moving energy...
by M Gelnaw | Oct 23, 2012
In an Improvisation technique session we focus on Awareness because moments of insight play a big role in creativity. We seek to create an environment for these to occur. Scientists have determined that people in a relaxed state (and a good mood) are far more likely...
by M Gelnaw | Oct 17, 2012
Improvisation is a way to actively stay present in the moment. This is work that offers you a new and novel experience that helps you to begin to: Develop greater confidence, credibility & comfort Find a new way of listening and connecting Demonstrate courage and...
by M Gelnaw | Oct 14, 2012
The distinction between the intent to know and the intent to learn is the intent to know comes from the part of me that wants to know what to do and how to do it “right” in order to have control over getting attention, approval and so on. The intent to learn means...
by M Gelnaw | Oct 11, 2012
When you want to release stress, calm nerves, overcome “stage fright”, give power to your voice, or regain your center. Breathe. There is no greater advantage to you than that of your breath Exhalation: An Exercise Sit upright in a chair....
