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Two core elements of improvisation are spontaneity and collaboration.
Spontaneity is a primary wellspring of creativity and comes from trusting one's own ideas, embracing surprise, instinct and non-linearity. It also comes from a sense of playfulness and a willingness to “fail” and look silly.
Collaboration involves keen observation and laser-like listening skills combined with generosity, empathy and a desire to "Make your partner look good".
In life and in business, the application of these two core improv concepts leads to a more inclusive and adaptable communication style, more innovation in problem-solving and an increased agility in reaction to change. Improvisation provides tools to help your business and your life grow and thrive.
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Michael Rock has been a professional actor since 1980, a professional improviser since 1990, a college teacher since 1999 and a corporate trainer since 2005. He has worked with clients such as Blackrock, HavasHealth, PwC, Harris Bank, Eli-Lilly, HSBC, Pepsico and the US Olympics, using theatre and improvisation to develop communication, management and mentoring skills as well as building relationships and a more collaborative and creative corporate environment.
Spontaneity is a primary wellspring of creativity and comes from trusting one's own ideas, embracing surprise, instinct and non-linearity. It also comes from a sense of playfulness and a willingness to “fail” and look silly.
Collaboration involves keen observation and laser-like listening skills combined with generosity, empathy and a desire to "Make your partner look good".
In life and in business, the application of these two core improv concepts leads to a more inclusive and adaptable communication style, more innovation in problem-solving and an increased agility in reaction to change. Improvisation provides tools to help your business and your life grow and thrive.
For a list of clients, click here.
Michael Rock has been a professional actor since 1980, a professional improviser since 1990, a college teacher since 1999 and a corporate trainer since 2005. He has worked with clients such as Blackrock, HavasHealth, PwC, Harris Bank, Eli-Lilly, HSBC, Pepsico and the US Olympics, using theatre and improvisation to develop communication, management and mentoring skills as well as building relationships and a more collaborative and creative corporate environment.
