Subscribe to our podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher. They are co-founders of Truth & Spectacle, a creative consultancy. Ivan is the creative director of what3words.
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We talk about how to get prepared for a workshop, how to help the participants be present and give them control, the difference between virtual connections and working in real spaces, how to use provocations to stimulate creativity and team bonding, the tech platforms we prefer and embracing working open.Īlex is a creative business coach and an associate at the digital think tank Doteveryone, a fellow of the RSA, and storyteller in residence at SIX, the Global Social Innovation Exchange. It turns out that virtual workshops are a powerful tool for teams to be creative and they’ll definitely be part of a new blended tool set for working on certain kinds of problems as groups. Since our business and personal worlds have suddenly relied on video calls like never before, we thought it would interesting to talk about the new challenges of running workshops, what virtual work is, how to make deep connections with colleagues and how to do this with no post-it notes or snacks.Īlex and Ivan discuss their experiences and share what works for them. Truth & Spectacle - creative business consultants Subscribe to this podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Stitcher.įind us on LinkedIn: Alex or Ivan / Twitter: Alex or Ivanįor more news about Truth & Spectacle sign up to our newsletter. Together they are the co-founders of Truth & Spectacle, a creative consultancy. Ivan Pols is the creative director of what3words. We hope you enjoy the episode.Īlex Mecklenburg is a creative business and leadership coach at Consequential CIC, a fellow of the RSA, and storyteller in residence at SIX, the Global Social Innovation Exchange. Look after yourselves wherever you are and keep creating. It’s surprising and fun and you can see more here. is a workshop game that’s designed to help every member of your team develop their ability to think creatively about big questions and turn their ideas into actions. If you’re interested in this topic for your organisation we’ve designed a new, more inclusive workshop. Teams can get better at questioning, connecting, imagining and making. We’ve even transformed our own way of being creative. We discuss how about how we design creative processes that balance idea ownership and craft, the delight of making new connections in teams, and being surprised by your colleagues.Ĭreativity is a journey that has lots of paths, many are correct.
In this podcast Alex and Ivan talk about the definitions of creativity, the associations of the “creative” label and some simple, useful principles to work with. We'd like people to experience creativity as an inclusive, more gentle force. To many people creativity is a ‘gift you’re born with’, for others creativity evokes stories of ego, genius, loudness or elitism. We assumed that being ‘creative’ was something that teams and organisations wanted to be - but we learned quickly that it wasn’t that straightforward. When we started Truth & Spectacle, it was done with the belief that people are more creative than they imagine.
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