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Take a Moment to Decide
We often rush decisions just to escape uncertainty but that instinct can limit better outcomes. This article explores epoché, the practice of suspending judgement and how delaying commitment (without drifting) can lead to clearer thinking and smarter decisions.
AI literacy for Applied Improvisers
Applied improvisers face a choice: resist AI or engage with it. Developing practical AI literacy helps us understand its strengths, limits and risks, using it responsibly while keeping human judgement, presence and meaning-making at the centre of our work.
To Demo or Not to Demo? That Is the Question
Facilitators must choose how to demo activities: themselves, a volunteer, or through instruction. Each shapes learning differently, with benefits and risks. The key is matching approach to purpose, group readiness and outcome.
How to be AI-literate
Being AI literate means using it for clarity, planning and synthesis, while recognising its limits. It’s about understanding strengths and risks, and keeping human judgement, responsibility and decision-making central.
Say Less, Do More – The Art of Incremental Briefing
Say less, do more: facilitators can build trust and creativity by giving minimal instructions upfront, then guiding step by step as participants learn through action.
Stretch, Don’t Sabotage
Overloading workshop participants teaches frustration, not agility.
Well-calibrated stretch builds confidence, capability and shared success – especially through improv.
Selecting activities for leadership outcomes
Unlock the power of purposeful improvisation in leadership. Learn how to select the right activities for trust, communication, confidence and collaboration – and turn every exercise into meaningful, real-world learning.
Connection Through Improvisation: How Leaders Build Trust
Leaders thrive when they create genuine connection. Discover how simple improv structures strengthen trust, boost collaboration and build real-world leadership capability.
Improvising With Uncertainty: How Playful Experiences Build Skills and Confidence
Discover why uncertainty isn’t a threat but a powerful catalyst for learning, agility and creativity.
Confidence Isn’t Something You Have – It’s Something You Do
If we treat confidence as something we do rather than as an inner quality that we ‘have’, we can achieve extraordinary results in our everyday interactions.
Join the Anti-Perfectionism League
What happens to you when you make a mistake? Do you have tendencies towards perfectionism? And, if so, what’s a life-enhancing response for dealing with it?
In our improv courses, we’ll explore how mistakes can become creative springboards – not setbacks.
Making better decisions – flying from a foundation of resourcefulness
Are you ever at the beginning of a meeting, all too aware of a burning problem, and filled with a desire to do something, your firefighting instinct pulsating?
How about changing up the narrative and easing into the conversation?













