•Bring storytelling, metaphorical thinking, visuals, emotions and pattern recognition into the spice mix. •Align with current thinking/world views first, then use stimulus to “re-perceive”.

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Guide for an Effective Meeting 3.Create a climate for stimulating thinking and open dialog. •To think creatively and to achieve engagement, managing the climate is critical. Establish interaction guidelines to build trust and encourage speculative thinking.

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Guide for Effective Meetings •Outside perspectives (people, experiences) are particularly useful for information sharing or creative problem solving purposes.

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Guide for Effective Meetings Identify the right participants to engage multiple perspectives. •Bring diversity and multi-functional areas together. Not just “must invites” but a “dream team”. •Need: Sponsors, Thinkers, “Experts”, Doers and Contrarians.

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•Lift the group out of Operational Mode into Innovation Mode. •Decide which one of 3 types of meetings you want - Info Sharing, Creative Collaboration/Problem Solving or Decision Making? Design to the outcome desired without doing all at the same time.

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