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"Imagination is more important than knowledge" Albert Einstein
To work and work your creativity is the motto of this intimate event (that Lorrain Steel and Peter Moolan-Feroze bring to Lisbon for Lisbonweek 22, which in this edition team in Marvila is “Work”
Have you ever wondered how your untapped creative potential can have a noticeable impact on your life at home and at work?
By bringing their two worlds together - using practical, imaginative and artistic approaches - Peter and Lorraine have created a unique experience that unleashes the imagination, engages intuition, applies an innovative approach to problems and builds personal resilience. Its purpose is to help you solve problems and gain insights, at work or at home, addressing uncertainty, impact, productivity, satisfaction and more.
The workshop allows individuals to see and appreciate a dynamic relationship between the world of visual arts, coaching and the business world.
Join Lorraine Steele and Peter Moolan-Feroze as they explore the importance of fully expanding imagination and creative ability in a challenging and uncertain world.
What you will do
•       deeply connect to your creativity and gain greater awareness about the subject
•       through art experience getting away from words and cognitive thought to release the power of your subconscious and unconscious
•       producing visual art improves psychological resilience and increased brain activity for the participants by the end of the experiment
•       create new and effective ways to work on issues to achieve goals

LORRAINE STEELE
Lorraine is a senior coach, business consultant and skilled facilitator who designs and delivers leadership development programmes for senior teams. She has an MBA from Kellogg Northwestern University and works in English, French and Italian. Recent clients include Nova Business School, Siemens, AXA, Dyson and Nissan

PETER MOOLAN-FEROZE
Peter studied fine art at the Royal Academy of Arts and initiated the RA’s Outreach Programme, teaching creativity skills to thousands of school students and teachers in the UK and abroad. For the past 20 years he has worked as a creativity consultant for clients such as M&S, Deutsche Bank, Bridgestone Tires, and Body Shop and is a creativity consultant to the London Business School.