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HUMAN CREATIVITY AND CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING WITH AI
by Janet Sernack|08 October 2023|Education blog, Innovation consulting blog
A recent McKinsey Leading Off – Essentials for leaders and those they lead email newsletter, referred to an article “The organization of the future: Enabled by gen AI, driven by people” which stated that digitization, automation, and AI will reshape...
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KICKSTART CHANGE AND INNOVATE IN UNCERTAIN TIMES
by Janet Sernack|05 January 2023|Education blog, Innovation consulting blog
In our last blog, we described why innovation is transformational, and why, at this moment in time, it is more important than ever to innovate. To take advantage of living in a globalised world, which is interconnected through technologies and...
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INNOVATING THROUGH CONSTRAINTS AND ADVERSITY
by Janet Sernack|31 March 2022|Coaching blog, Innovation consulting blog, Leadership blog
It’s been almost two and a half years since the Covid-19 pandemic shifted most of us to working virtually and remotely which seriously disrupted most of our business-as-usual behaviours and learning habits. Interestingly, this disrupted our habitual unconscious safety and...
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DEVELOPING 21ST-CENTURY SUPERPOWERS FOR LEADERS AND TEAMS
by Janet Sernack|01 December 2021|Innovation consulting blog, Leadership blog
According to McKinsey & Co, in a recent article The new roles of leaders in 21st-century organizations they say that the focus of leaders, in traditional organisations, is to maximize value for shareholders. To do this effectively, they say that...
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EVERYONE HATES TO FAIL – WHY DO YOU?
by Janet Sernack|06 October 2021|Coaching blog, Education blog, Entrepreneurship blog, Innovation consulting blog, Leadership blog
If you have ever had a significant setback, made a serious mistake, or failed at completing an important task, you will have experienced some kind of deep emotional and visceral, largely unconscious, negative, reactive response to it.  By becoming passively...
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QUANTUM PHYSICS, CREATIVITY, INNOVATION AND CONSCIOUSNESS
by Janet Sernack|25 November 2020|Education blog, Innovation consulting blog
Guest blog by Trishna Patnaik - What is quantum physics, and how dos it relates to creativity, innovation, and consciousness? Quantum physics is a branch of physics also known as quantum mechanics or quantum theory. Mechanics is that part of...
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DANCING ON THE EDGE OF YOUR COMFORT ZONE
by Janet Sernack|09 November 2020|Education blog, Innovation consulting blog
It’s been a tough year for everyone since the COVID-19 crisis began. Some organisations are adapting and holding their own using this time to repurpose, reinvent, and consolidate.  Some have been hit very, very hard. Most leaders are struggling with...
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CONTROLLING THE CONTROLLABLES
by Janet Sernack|05 October 2020|Education blog, Innovation consulting blog
A recent article by McKinsey and Co “COVID-19: Implications for business”  describes a paradoxical dilemma for managers: the need to process both the rapid changes in AI, digitization, automation, and the uncertainty of the Covid-19 crisis. Both of these are...
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Simplifying strategic alignment – building resilient and sustainable organisations
by Janet Sernack|01 November 2019|Culture blog, Innovation consulting blog
In my early days at Compass Learning, I designed and delivered a range of top team strategic alignment and development programs. Where the focus was on enabling and empowering team members to metaphorically “sing from the same song sheet.” By...
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Dare to think differently
by Janet Sernack|01 October 2019|Collaboration blog, Innovation consulting blog
As many of my colleagues are aware, I am at heart, a maverick, an unorthodox or independent-minded person. Who is curious and inquisitive, and finds change and challenging the status quo exciting, fascinating and stimulating. I am also, considered, by...
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