In his keynote speech, Yarin will share with the audience tips on:

• How to identify fixations and be more flexible to change assumptions 
• Systematic techniques to develop creative ideas
• Develop respect to stupid ideas. Some of the most valuable ideas sounded stupid and unachievable at first glance
• How to act in a more creative manner and have higher chance of improvement
• How to handle more effectively the constantly changing reality with creative tools
• How to leave your own foot-print with higher personal fulfilment and practical achievements 

In his workshop Yarin, through examples and exercises you’ll see a greater acceptance to break the unnecessary rules engraved by school and conventionally critic parenting and replace them with guidelines for collaboration, improvisation and reflection.

• How to breed a more accepting environment that encourages new ideas and avoid opposing views to cancel each other out
• Acknowledge the possibility of more than one answer
• Encourage respectful challenging of common sense 
• Promote thinking circles of brainstorming where brains pollinate each other 
• Create a "Yes AND" environment that encourages ideas before the "devil advocates" will come with their "Yes BUTT"

Success and survival rely more than ever before on our ability to create and innovate.  To meet and beat the competition we must constantly develop creative new initiatives to boost our professional performance.  
 
Yarin Kimor will share his insights on his unique creating "Systematic Creative Thinking" program. This program is based upon a series of intriguing, out-of-the-ordinary demonstrations – deceptions, apparently irrational phenomena logical paradoxes, contradictions and fallacies – that encourage audience members to cross the invisible line that separates the impossible from the possible, often in the most surprising fashion.

This provocative event exposes the fixation resident in conventional thinking; incorrect assumptions, and failure to make logical conclusions; he counters this with techniques to overcome these fixations. These techniques can be adopted by each and every one of the participants.
 Yarin's events are powered by Easier DONE than Said engine, an interactive and experiential unique process. Yarin delivers his messages with humor, wit and magic tricks which creates unforgeable moments.   

" Yarin Kimor did a superb job to inspire new thinking and explore new ways to approach problems.  Yarin is a very talented and entertaining story teller and trainer." ~ Martin Geh, Managing Director, Logitech Asia Pacific and Japan

About: Yarin Kimor is a world known expert in the development of Systematic Creative Thinking, an author of "Making the Impossible Possible". 

For over 30 years, Yarin was chief editor and host of a prestigious investigative journalism series on Israeli television. Yarin is a graduate of WPI — the World Press Institute in the United States.
He consults and frequently lectures to a diverse selection of organizations, to build an empowering environment and communication protocols so individuals and teams will be able to unleash their creativity. Government and Defence agencies, top companies such as Microsoft, IBM and more had invited Yarin to  consult, inspire and train their top and middle managements. 
Yarin has developed a unique game kit – “Think outside of the box” which is a box of cards. Each card in the set introduces a problem and offers a creative solution to each problem.  This tool box provokes thinking and challenges our assumptions and experience, entertains while developing the creative qualities of our brain. 
 

"After attending the talk on creative thinking by Yarin Kimor, I was very impressed with his engaging style and thought provoking ideas.
I remember vividly he shared how we are often conditioned by past experiences and our fixation on conventional logic can become a trap for intelligence and creativity. He showed us through magic tricks, stories and simple activities that the impossible can be possible. It was one of the most fascinating andinspiring sessions I have ever attended."
 Associate Professor LIM Tit Meng, Chief Executive, Science Centre Singapore
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