Category: Teamtalk

Teamtalk | Robert Wolfe, coach at THNK, talks about elements of peer coaching and amazing moments of people gaining huge insights. t’s not about turning people around. It’s about giving them space to seek out the new in their thinking and the clarity and freedom that can come with that. And the outcome is sheer magic!

TEAMTALK | I can’t cook. I’m not creative. He’s stubborn. She is a genius. Yes, even positive labeling can lead to fixed mindset – and be detrimental. Luckily, our mindset can be influenced just by listening to other types of messages.

TEAMTALK | Recently, the THNK team engaged in some dogfooding to experience first-hand the added value of generating collective intelligence to spark real-life solutions. Read Deborah’s account of the workshop here.

TEAMTALK | Deborah Carter, THNK’s Director of International Marketing, shares her experience as a recent MBA program graduate and her ideas about the importance of creativity in business. A big shift is underway in the business world!

TEAMTALK | THNK Founder and current Chairman of the Board, Bas Verhart, says learning new things is the best thing there is. He learned a lot in the process of piecing together THNK and he shares his thoughts with us here.

TEAMTALK | THNK’s Director of Education and Research, shares with us his multi-disciplinary life journey towards being his complete self. THNK is his revelation and redemption, the school that he wishes would have existed back in the day when he was figuring out his career path.

TEAMTALK | THNK’s Head of Emerging Technologies, Yuri van Geest, was one of the lucky ones to attend Singularity University. And he’s excited about it. He shares his experiences with us here.

TEAMTALK | In early October, THNK’s Editor in Chief attended a NATO workshop that focused on collaboration in peace support operations. The questions raised here were surprisingly THNK-related. Read about Steffie’s insights here.

TEAMTALK | It was FORA.tv that initially introduced THNK’s Director of Business Development to George Kembel’s ideas on creativity. Kembel has since been a great source of inspiration in the development of THNK’s own brand of Design Thinking methodology.