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Project Team Leadership
What is a virtuous person?
What are the disadvantages of virtue ethics?
What are the advantages of virtue ethics?
What do you think constitutes a right?
What is a duty?
What do you understand utility to be?
What do you understand virtue to be?
What are the consequences if a leader is unclear about their moral accountability?
How can a leader demonstrate indifference towards moral dilemmas?
Name three examples of problems that are moral dilemmas.
Name three examples of problems that are not moral dilemmas.
On what did they build their moral strength?
What moral influence did those leaders have?
What characterised those leaders?
Which leaders have demonstrated moral fortitude?
Provide an example of when you followed a moral code, but this brought about bad consequences.
What professional and moral guidelines/codes are you governed by?
Provide an example of an abstract moral.
Provide an example of a universal moral.
Provide an example of a bad moral.
Provide an example of a good moral.
What is a just society?
What is a successful life?
Provide an example of normative ethics.
Provide an example of positive ethics.
How would you define ethics?
How would you define morality?
How can you use absolutes to strengthen your creative thinking?
How can you use your natural environment to strengthen your creative thinking?
How can you use your human environment to strengthen your creative thinking?
How can you use your inner life to strengthen your creative thinking?
What methods can you employ to stimulate others’ ingenuity?
What methods can you employ to stimulate your ingenuity?
Who owns your ideas?
How do you enable ingenuity?
What inspires ingenuity?
How do we capture the illogical?
How do you go about secondary process thinking?
How do you go about primary process thinking?
What are the advantages of the illogical?
How would you teach others to use their active imagination?
How do you apply your active imagination to your work?
How do you apply your active imagination to your life?
What should be avoided when it comes to the active imagination?
What is active imagination?
What innovations frighten you?
Why are people scared by innovation?
Name five examples of good ideas you did not implement.
Name five examples of good ideas you have implemented.
How do the terms “framework” and “structure” relate to creative thinking?
How can you develop brainstorming as a method?
Under what circumstances should brainstorming sessions be held?
What different methods can be used to instigate brainstorming?
How does one maintain a balance between creativity and the bottom line?
How can creative talent be retained in organisations?
How can creative talent be retained in teams?
How does a company or organisation that you are familiar with stimulate creative thinking?
What can I do to stimulate creative thinking?
What stifles creative thinking?
What inspires creative thinking?
What is creative thinking?
What is a moral sense?
What is a practical sense?
What is ingenuity?
What is higher thinking?
What is a thought?
How do you use your thinking?
What does it mean to think your thoughts?
What are you thinking right now?
How would you describe your current frame of mind?
Try to use the method described above to work with your dreams.
What did you dream last night?
What dreams do you remember?
What symbols elicit powerful emotional responses when they are in your conscious thoughts?
What kind of impact do fairy tales and myths have on you?
How do you experience the unconscious of others?
How do you experience your unconscious?
How can you look outward to learn more about yourself?
How can you look inward to learn more about yourself?
What methods of self-management do you employ today?
How would you trace the development of your personality?
How can the unconscious be made conscious?
How do you experience the super-ego?
How do you experience the id?
How do you experience the ego?
Describe a set of circumstances in the past where you had early misgivings that turned out to be prescient.
What subjects are likely to bring out an emotional response in you?
How do you show emotion?
How do you prepare yourself mentally for moments when the “heat is on”and inner calm and clarity of thought are required?
Describe an incident where you or others made a snap decision and later regretted it.
How does your nationality shape your self-experience?
How does your family define your self-experience?
How do you experience your body?
Place all those attributes that do not correspond with your self-image outside the circle. Does the resulting description of your self-image show internal consistency?
Draw a circle on a sheet of paper and write in it all those attributes that correspond with your self-image.
Are both the words and actions of others towards you consistent with these views and with your own self-image?
How do you think others see you?
How have your views on things that concern or interest you evolved?
What thoughts, if any, make you feel awkward or embarrassed?
What thoughts give you a sense of purpose?
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