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You may not have learned anything new about New Zealand's potential Prime Ministers from the debate last night, but we can learn from them as presen...

Done right, scenario planning isn't a future planning exercise that's then forgotten; it shapes what we're doing today.

I've always been fascinated by hostage situations, and thought we must have a lot to learn from hostage negotiators. Then, I've thought -...

Join us for a short and sharp session to get to grips with practical creative thinking techniques that work.

Is it possible to overcome unconscious bias with a checklist?

Tuesday night's press conference was an exemplar in many ways. Leaders and organisations should be taking notes on how clear, compassionate, and con...

We're emerging or have emerged from lockdown. Some people are championing working from home. Personally, I was at home in a crisis trying...

Back in January, when I thought I already knew how to wash my hands properly, I chose 'enjoy' as my #oneword for 2020.

We're looking at the neuroscience of bias, and delving into how our perceptions of people and situations can lead to bias.

Our brains work from the inside of the circle out: first we feel, then we do. Our brain primarily runs on emotion—we rationalise things after the fa...

At the beginning of the year, The Training Practice joined the #OneWord365 challenge: find one word that will help you set the tone for 2...

Thomas Paine, a 1700s political activist in the US, famously said, the pen is mightier than the sword. That's because words change the wo...