PinnedFLS+·Oct 17, 2019“Play” has serious benefits for adultsA study of murderers found one thing in common: They all lacked play in their childhoods. Here’s how that translates to adulthood.
PinnedFLS+·Nov 12, 2021The 5 types of presenters you’ll meet in lifeYou can separate the world’s most compelling speakers into one of these 5 archetypes.A response icon3A response icon3
PinnedFLS+·Jul 15, 2021How to give a great impromptu speech, anytime, anywherePlus 78 impromptu speech topics to help you practice.
PinnedFLS+·Jul 1, 2021Can improv thinking help companies survive The Great Resignation?Faced with burnout and the prospect of putting on a dress shirt, professionals are quitting in droves. What’s a manager to do?
FLS+·Jul 1, 2022The mental wellness crisis doesn’t start at burnout; it starts at “bleh”Once we’ve reached burnout, it’s already too late. Can play save us from ourselves?
FLS+·Apr 29, 2022Where have all our words gone?The phenomenon that threatens our ability to connect, even as we venture out into the real world.
FLS+·Mar 31, 2022Improvisation, freestyle, and re-learning how to share spaceToni Blackman shares how she used the “wisdom of the cypher” to help communities connect, listen, and build trust where it was lost.
FLS+·Mar 11, 2022Embracing reinvention in the age of resignationCall it a “vibe shift,” a “cultural reset,” or the Great Reinvention. We’re on the precipice of a huge opportunity — and “work” is at the…
FLS+·Feb 25, 2022How to ask for help at work: a guide for ‘doers’In improv, we talk a lot about supporting others. How we invite others to show up for us is just as crucial.
FLS+·Feb 18, 2022The case for making ‘art’ a part of your team’s WFH hygieneAfternoon walks just aren’t hitting like they used to. Enter ‘afternoon art break’.