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David Chislett

David Chislett is a speaker, trainer and writer who has been working in the creative fields since 1994. He aims to change the world by helping people and organisations tap into their inherent capacity for creativity. David believes that Creativity holds the answers to many of the social and economic ills of our world and hopes to help more people discover their own options and choices by accessing their ability to create them. David is also a working poet and publishes work regularly on https://www.patreon.com/davidchislett. To learn more about his training and speaking offerings, head over to https://davidchislett.com

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Leave survivors to their survival. How do you prepare for the ultimate unknowable … the future? We humans typically do it by analysing the past for patterns and projecting those into the future. However, when...

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Solve problems better: Ask questions first, think of ideas later. You must first understand the problem before you can create a solution. I had never really understood this, as I always had an abundance of...

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Why David Chislett writes ... for The Maverick Paradox Magazine. Every sea change in the world has required a pathfinder, a rebel, a lone voice in the wilderness. While this has never been an easy...

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Don't mind your P and Ps! In the semi-regular brainstorm again. What am I doing here? Supposedly coming up with good ideas … but for what? A big reason many brainstorms fail to deliver actionable results...

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