Play with the question in your mind: In your environment, I’m sure there are people who have been important to you. Who are they to you? We are curious to hear your answers. Please leave a comment. To prevent spam messages, we moderate all posts. As a result, it may take some time to show […]
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Your development goes through all kinds of intelligences, conscious and unconscious, slow and fast. Play and imagination are important elements of multitalentness.
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When body and language are working together well, there is a dynamic equilibrium!Than there is another state of mind !Well done! Els van Noorduijn guides Perry “Dr. Octopus” Knoppert founder of the Octopus Movement on a beer barrel to dynamic equilibrium.Watch the short video how Perry explores non-linear thinking.
Announcement Event Veelbegaafd Foundation It was sometime in the 1960s that Els van Noorduijn ran into limits. She wanted to go harder, higher and further, but with her coach and the rest of the athletics world in the Netherlands, she fell flat. The Dutch shot put was in a bind. But Els did not let
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Els, do you have something that allows us to experience how to make decisions differently at meetings? Then I have to think about which game, an uncontrived game, that can truly be played. Where the original person, the real person, plays, forgets all that has been learned, and shows their authenticity. I had figured out
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What do you see? Two people can see ideas, problems and issues very differently. One from one place, the other from another. Some see obstacles, while others see every opportunity for change. (In)obvious combinations Many multitalented people see “differently” because of their different talents and experiences. For example, doing scientific research and exhibiting in an
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