Global training providers of Dr de Bono's Six Thinking Hats & Lateral Thinking, Think on Your Feet & Writing Dynamics and Project Simulations.
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ALT “New blog post announcement” graphic with a megaphone, a clipboard checklist and a target, showing the title “Not a project manager? You still run projects: a survival checklist for 2027” and the Indigo logo
ALT “Graphic reading ‘Ever wish you’d responded differently?’ Free online Think on Your Feet demo: learn to think fast and respond with confidence, no matter the pressure. Tuesday 17 November 2026, 2pm GMT. Register at indigobusiness.co.uk/demotoyf.”
ALT Poll graphic asking “Which project conversation is hardest?” with four options: communicating without jargon, getting stakeholder buy-in, on-the-spot project updates and something else, a “Vote, then read the blog” button, and the Think on Your Feet® Distributor badge
ALT “New blog post announcement” graphic with a megaphone, showing the title “Project communication skills: the reason good plans still fail”, an illustration of a person thinking with lightbulbs, an open box and a spanner, and the Indigo logo
ALT Dice on the left and a glowing lightbulb above a ladder, with the words “Don’t leave it to chance. Build creative thinking as a competitive advantage.”
ALT Course in Creativity™ workshops: the missing piece of your creative thinking toolkit. Public workshops on 17–19 Nov 2026, 16–18 Mar 2027 and 20–22 Jul 2027, or train a team.
ALT Creative thinking is a skill you can learn: lightbulbs above a person, a team and an organisation. Learn it. Use it. See the difference.
ALT Creative thinking is a skill you can learn: lightbulbs above a person, a team and an organisation. Learn it. Use it. See the difference.
ALT Colleagues in a relaxed meeting. Text: “Too many thoughts, or none at all? Think on Your Feet®: pause, then structure.”
ALT Red header reading “You know your stuff. So why did your answer come out all wrong?” A dark panel headed “Under this kind of pressure” shows a cloud labelled “Your thinking becomes clouded”, a worried figure labelled “Your confidence falters”, and a red cross in a speech bubble labelled “You fail to deliver your message effectively”. Below: “It’s not what you know. It’s how you organise it.” Footer: “Find out more: thinkonyourfeet.co.uk”, with the Indigo and Think on Your Feet International distributor logos.
ALT Red header reading “Which of these sounds familiar?” Four illustrated scenarios: answering questions on the spot, explaining complex information, sharing or selling your ideas, and responding persuasively to objections. Swipe arrow at the bottom.
ALT Red slide headed “You face challenges”. Icons show filtering and delivering key information, keeping your listeners’ attention, and ensuring your message isn’t forgotten. A stopwatch icon with the text “Often with little or no time to decide what to say and how to say it!”
ALT “There’s a proven way to fix it.” Speech bubbles read: The Solution: Think on Your Feet®. Handle tough questions by organising and presenting ideas quickly and effectively. Condense thoughts, simplify complex ideas and avoid overwhelming your audience. Articulate ideas clearly to ensure messages are understood and remembered. Respond confidently and concisely, even under pressure or on the spot. Present ideas persuasively to better convince and influence others.
ALT “Communicate with Clarity, Brevity & Impact®. Even when you’re put on the spot. Find out more: thinkonyourfeet.co.uk. 1M+ professionals trained, 30+ countries.” Indigo and Think on Your Feet International distributor logos.
ALT Two jigsaw pieces fitting together: a lightbulb for Lateral Thinking, which finds the ideas, and six coloured hats for Six Thinking Hats®, which works through them.
ALT Infographic: ‘Stop arguing. Start thinking in the same direction.’ Normal meetings have 6 people, 6 directions and 1 argument. Six Thinking Hats® meetings have 6 people, 1 direction and 1 decision. Six coloured cards show what each hat does. More at www.indigobusiness.co.uk/hats.
ALT Advert for Six Thinking Hats® workshops: ‘One person talks. Everyone else switches off. Parallel Thinking® fixes that.’ Dates: 17 November 2026 and 25 January 2027 on MS Teams, 16 March 2027 in London. Six hand-drawn hats beneath the text.