Try These Improv Exercises To Practice Resilience in the Time of Coronavirus
Here are three exercises that can help individuals discover and implement a resiliency practice for themselves and their work teams - virtual or otherwise.
3 Ways To Help Your Virtual Teams Thrive During A Difficult Time: An Improvisational Approach
In improvisation we are taught to play the scene we’re in, not the scene we want to be in which forces us to embrace uncertainty, unease and disconnectedness.
How 20 Minutes of Improv Can Increase Uncertainty Tolerance
It has long been accepted that practicing improv helps people better adapt to change and think more creatively, but there was little scientific evidence to back it up...until now!
The Second City Does Improv of its Own, Bringing Comedy to Your Couch
The Second City Brings Comedy to Your Couch! New live-streamed entertainment, education & business programming launches online.
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How To Stay Resilient During Uncertain Times: Lessons From An Improviser
I’m writing this from my home. I’ll be here for awhile. Doesn’t feel great. But some of my colleagues at Second City Works reminded me that these can also be lemonade days where we try something new and different.
How To Use Improv To Up Your Legal Marketing Game
The tenets and skills of improv aren’t just for the budding comedy star. In a recent National Law Review article, legal marketers were encouraged to “unlock their Yes, And” as a way to stay relevant and agile in the ever-evolving industry.
LISTEN: The Power of Improv Within Corporations
Kelly Leonard joins the #UnlockingInnovation podcast with EX3 Labs to talk about cultivating talent, responding in the face of ambiguity, why improv can help solve problems in communication, and washing dishes with Jon Favreau.
Future-proof Your Workforce (or How To Not Let Robots Win): LinkedIn's 2020 Emerging Jobs Report
In LinkedIn’s third-annual LinkedIn Emerging Jobs Report, soft skills (or as we like to call them, human skills) are listed as 1 of 3 trends set to define the jobs of tomorrow in 2020.
Why Netflix Practices Failing In Order To Succeed
Stanford University lecturer Dan Klein was recently interviewed by This Working Life regarding failure, Netflix, and why more offices need improv training.