Global Flipchart #15

Looking to keep your edge? When do you have time for that?

Lucky for you, Daniel Pink has went and done all of the research to keep your appetite for edge fresh and alive. With clever tips and tricks, Pink suggests the ultimate circumstances to get a hold of your calendar and maximise when the brain is ready for new intake.

Keeping your edge means an intentional growth mindset

A oldie but a goodie! In 2006, Dr. Carol Dweck wowed the world with her research on why brains and talent don’t bring success. She shared the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset. Either you work hard to grow and flourish or you believe ability is static and unshapable. And just “having” a growth mindset isn’t it either. It is about continuously developing a growth mindset; that is continuously questioning, understanding and believing that ability can grow. For a facilitator, it means keeping your edge.

And just in case it wasn’t clear, The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker!