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Kate Christiansen
Escaping the hidden traps in how we think, decide and lead in the complex AI-era | Award-winning author | Speaker | Advisor
Hello and welcome to the first Curly Question of the Week newsletter.?
Questions create clarity, kick-start curiosity and cultivate connections. In teams, they catalyse different thinking, make the unknown less daunting and enable critical conversations to move forward.
The Curly Question of the Week makes it easy. Its promise is simple.
One question, once a week.?
It’s the cognitive kick-starter that takes only five seconds to read but is packed with endless possibilities. So, make sure that you SUBSCRIBE!
You can use the Curly Question to:
Ask it of yourself, your team, boss, colleagues or even your kids.?
Our first Curly Question of the Week is a great one to ask at the beginning of a team meeting to build alignment and focus.
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About the Author:
Kate Christiansen uses Curly Thinking? to build human momentum behind work that matters when disruption tries to hold us back.
Kate’s super-skill is asking the right type of question at the right time to enable progress to be made in challenging environments. She works with ambitious leaders and teams who are tired of trudging through turbulence and want an energising way to increase performance, have more fun, and deliver despite disruption.
In a nutshell, Kate helps people get unstuck then shows them how to be unstoppable when the world tries to hold them back.
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?Learn more at www.katechristiansen.com.au
Organizational Leadership & Change | Organizational Resilience & Risk Management | Public Administration & Policy | Stakeholder Management & Governmental Affairs | Nonprofit Leadership
2 年Congratulations and thanks for the invitation. I am looking forward to greater clarity, more curiousness, and new connnections.
Working to improve retirement outcomes for Australians.
2 年As the old saying goes “I know all the answers, it’s just the questions I don’t understand”.
Board Member at BASS Care
2 年No such thing as a "bad" question....just "bad" answers
Trusted confidant, mentor and coach to CEOs and Chairs ? Coaching Supervisor - MSCEIT accredited, Oxford Brookes trained ? ex-CEO ? Independent Chair ? Author and Panellist
2 年I'll be following along Kate. I love your curly thinking.
RN & kindness advocate
2 年Great and simple question! A great conversation starter.