If you travel the Internet at all, you’ve probably encountered the strange word NaNoWriMo. As you may have guessed, it’s an abbreviation, a krasis if you will, of November is National Novel Writing Month. NaNoWriMo is an organization and a group of people who commit themselves to writing 50,000 words of fiction – the equivalent [...]
Posted by Maria Gajewski on 10.31.2007 at 4:54 pm// Tagged: creativity , analysis_paralysis, creativity, nanowrimo
When I introduced the concept of Sliding Scales of Change, I explained that the first step in any change process is to decide whether to change the situation at all. This is often harder than it seems. Humans are analytical creatures, constantly weighing possibilities against each other. This can leave us stuck in “analysis paralysis” [...]
Posted by Maria Gajewski on 08.01.2007 at 8:34 pm// Tagged: change management, decision making, personal change , analysis_paralysis, goal_free_living, life_decisions, possibilities, right_choice, right_decision, rock_paper_scissors, sliding_scales, stephen_shapiro