Klaus Nigel Pertl – MindStore Create Energy for Innovative Problem Solving Mindset and Process.

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Klaus Nigel Pertl – MindStore Create Energy for Innovative Problem Solving Mindset and Process

2 Aspects

Why? 80% 20%

Understanding #1: Creative Process #2: Brain #3: Creative Energy

#1: Creative Process 1.Motivation & curiosity 2.Will & decision 3.Knowledge & skills 4.Using our natural talents & instincts 5.Leadership, culture and environment that supports it (innovation part of strategy – has a priority)

Intrinsic – Curiosity #1- CP

Will - Decision 3 Levels: i: Intention ii: Attempt iii: Commit #2- CP

Knowledge – Skills – Experience - Reason #3- CP

Talent & Instinct #4- CP

Leadership & Culture (Strategy & Priority) #5- CP

#2: The BRAIN Think Emotion Fight & Flight B

90 Seconds – Mindfulness B

Need to use more Right Brain Tools B

#3: Creative Energy (Process) 1.Stop „Conventional Mind“ 2.Open up to „Original Mind“ 3.Mix and blend to create „Dimensional Mind“ 4.Put in time and effort 5.Use specific R-Brain Tools 6.Permit failures and setbacks in implementations stage (handle creative tension) 7.Celebrate „wins“ & „failures“

Key: Creative Energy is limited CE

STOP (Conventional Mind) #1- CE

OPEN UP (to Original Mind) #1- CE

BLEND Original Mind Discipline: - Goal - Focus -Time & effort - Motivation - Stepping out of Comfort Zone AND FOLLOW 5 RULES... #3- CE

Rule 1: No Judgments R

Rule 2: Big Questions can be asked R

Rule 3: Allow for more possibilities R

Rule 4: Uninterrupted focus time R

Rule 5: Permit Failure & Setbacks R

Put in time & effort #4- CE

Use specific right brain tools #5- CE

#1: Escape (into creative zone) RBT

#2: Synchronistic Walks RBT

#3: Diversity (networks of people/input) RBT

#4: Stimulate Brain with all Senses RBT

#5: State RBT

#6: Group size RBT

#7: Time & effort 90 minute focus time Stop for 2-3 days Brainstorm: 50 ideas in 15 Minutes (100 ideas in 60 minutes) Then pick: Top 3 RBT

#8: Journal (hand written) RBT

#9: Visualisation RBT

Permit failures & setbacks Learn to get better in handling the “creative tension” when it comes to implementing new ideas and concepts. Celebrate both: wins and failures Leadership topic Creative Energy is a habit – like all habits it is created through practice (repetition) #6- CE

Ride the wave of opportunity – it is possible