Writing practice: Your Favourite Dish
Some dishes stay with us long after the plate is empty. This week’s Moving Pen is about the dish that means something to you.
When Strategy Thinks Like the Problem
Using the thinking that created a problem to solve it is like using a historical cannon to defend yourself against a cyberattack. The weapon may have worked once. But it belongs to a different kind of problem and context.
Writing practice: The Movement We Love
Some movements mean more to us than others.
Collaborative Intelligence
In a world of artificial intelligence, the ability to think well together may become more important than ever.
Writing practice: The Scent of a Memory
Some memories arrive without warning. A familiar scent can take us back in an instant — to a person, a place, or a feeling we haven’t thought about in years. Perhaps scent remembers more than we realise.
Holding the Space
Holding space for others starts with taking care of your own.
The thinking that comes before strategy
Why strategic facilitation is becoming a bigger part of my work — and why Moving Pen comes with it.
Writing Practice: Water
Sometimes, all you need is a starting point. The rest can unfold in a natural flow.
Liquorice and Coffee
Coffee and salt liquorice shouldn’t work. But somehow, they do. And perhaps some of the strangest combinations in life are the ones that make us feel most at home.
Writing Practice: Find Your Rhythm
What does thinking about your rhythm do to your actual rhythm?
Leaning Into the Curve
Sometimes the only way through a difficult turn is to lean into it — and trust what you know to be true inside of you.
Workshop: Fortæl din unikke historie
Skal du have nyt job, og har du svært ved at fortælle din unikke historie? På denne workshop lærer du at sætte tempoet ned, være til stede og fortælle hvem du er, og hvorfor du betyder noget. Med pen, papir og den ældste form, en historie kan have.