The Strength Of 'I Don't Know'
What are the benefits of saying, 'I don't know,' when you don't know? A Nobel Prize winner said it best, “believing that you ‘must be right’—in other words, lacking intellectual humility—can actually stymie discovery, learning, and progress.” Practice humility while practicing creativity.
How To Refine Concepts So They Have Greater Impact
What do you do when a concept falls flat? Drawing parallels to the movie Phantom Thread, ITG Facilitators explains that successfully refining concepts often means tearing everything apart in order to rebuild.
Why Better Problem-Framing Leads To Better Problem-Solving
In the context of Behavioral Economics, Framing is how people perceive and communicate about reality. “Your frame” surrounds the mental picture you have of the world—and is the paradigm through which you perceive reality.