Learn to Think Well, Together
Workshops that improve your ability to think, learn and lead.
Current Courses
Writing as Thinking (and Learning and Leading)
As technologists, we craft knowledge. Constructing something whole and actionable from abstract ideas requires conceptual integrity. Unfortunately, we are truly terrible at creating or maintaining conceptual integrity … unless we are supported by practices. Fortunately, writing is the practice of crafting conceptual integrity.
Nonlinear Thinking
Linear thinking helps us deliver software. As relational complexity increases, we need to think (and act) nonlinearly. Nonlinear thinking (aka systems or pattern thinking) helps us make decisions in the midst of uncertainty. This course explores practices and skills that cultivate and maintain conceptual integrity. Which is, according to Fred Brooks, “the most important consideration in systems design.”
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What others say …
“Fascinating, and so applicable far beyond the world of tech and developers!”
“She was really prepared and a skilled trainer. It may change my way of thinking and challenging others.”
“The workshop was well structured, very informative and gave me some insight in my own way of thinking. “