•To identify the value of tapping one’s creativity.
•To stimulate one’s creativity as the first step in creating a vision.
Estimated Time
50 minutes
Training Methods
•Structured activities
•Discussion
Materials
Handout 15.1: Nine Dots (p. 99)
Equipment and Supplies
•Coffee can or large ice cream carton
•Paper clips
•Stick-on notes
•Colored pens
Comments
Creating a vision is one of the key leadership behaviors mentioned by most writers
and researchers of leadership.
These short activities are meant to stimulate the creativity of your participants; to get
the cobwebs out of ...
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