The answer to last week’s challenge is, Q: A man is looking at a photograph of someone. His friend asks who it is. The man replies, “Brothers and sisters, I have none. But that man’s father is my father’s son.” Who was in the photograph?

A: His son.

This week’s challenge is:

Q: A sundial has the fewest moving parts of any timepiece. Which has the most?

Online learning Update ….

We are now using the new deBono Training Systems digital platform that enables us to deliver virtual instructor led training into any location free of the costs associated with room hire, travel and accommodation. Teams can now undertake the learning at any location and have complete online access to manuals, materials and trainer support.

Change is accelerating and the world is shifting in ways previously unimagined. The need to socially distance along with the challenges of time, location and access are generating new challenges unthought of.   According to a recent World Economic Forum report, to be able to cope with this change, the ability to think creatively, think critically and to be able to solve complex issues are in the top 3 skills that workers will require in 2020 and beyond. New thinking is essential.

Our three primary courses do just that.

The Six Thinking Hats …Revolutionary methods for incorporating diversity of view, critical thinking, creativity and driving a collaborative and parallel mindset.

The Power of Perception …. An essential set of 10x strategic thinking tools enabling significantly better scanning, deliberation and decision-making.

Lateral Thinking …. Ways of thinking to find solutions to intractable issues through unorthodox methods or elements that would normally be ignored by logical thinking.

For details on how you or your teams can benefit from learning these unique thinking tools online, contact Frank Connolly at Think Quick on 0400 109727 or email think.quick@me.com

The answer to this week’s challenge along with a new challenge, next week.

Have an excellent weekend …