Deferring judgment and curiosity are interlinked cornerstones of creativity. We are all born curious, and as children, we use our curiosity to explore and learn about the world. However our curiosity tends to fade as we grow and develop into adults! We need to encourage curiosity to keep it alive. What holds people back from being more curious? A key barrier to curiosity is judgement. Judgment blocks the freedom and openness necessary for curiosity. This program is based on the learning power of experience, using interactive exercises to explore how setting aside judgment on yourself, on others and on what you produce allows you to reframe judgment into openness and the desire for learning and an attitude of curiosity.

Languages: The program will be offered in English only

Learning objectives

• Explore their curiosity and Identify the barriers to their creative curiosity and the means to foster it;
• Raise their awareness about how to move beyond the limitations that judgment creates at work or in their personal life;
• Challenge themselves to develop their art of deferring judgement, to be open to new perceptions and alternatives and foster their willingness to take risks.
• Practice techniques that encourage and develop a climate of creative curiosity;

Leaders: Colette Chambon, Sharon Walsh, Lee Dune