Discover how understanding your team’s past, present, and future thinking unlocks unbeatable performance — with tools to boost communication and project success. ________________________________________ Who the podcast is for: Startup founders, solopreneurs, small and medium business leaders, team managers and HR professionals. ________________________________________ What they’ll gain: Actionable insights into thinking styles, real strategies for team cohesion, tools to predict behavior, and tips to make collaboration more productive.
Teams often struggle because we don’t understand why people think the way they do — leading to miscommunication, low performance, and frustration.
In this episode of East Trade Winds, we host Adam Kirkaldy of MindTime (LinkedIn: Adam Kirkaldy, websites: adamkirkaldy.com and mindtimedynamics.com). He shares a powerful framework called the MindTime model that explains individual motivations through three dimensions: past thinking, present thinking, and future thinking. Adam introduces how this model is different from behavior‑only models by going deeper: exploring how people’s thought patterns shape actions, communication, and collaboration.
You’ll hear about how using the MindTime survey can predict how teams behave and how organizations can apply insights to build balanced, whole‑thinking teams. The presentation ends with an invitation: join the East Trade Winds weekly meeting, network with peers, hear more guest speakers, and learn how this thinking tool can be used in your business.
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Thank you to East Trade Winds for hosting, to all attendees, and to the people behind the scenes making this episode possible (platform tech, moderators, organizers).
Call to Action:
If your small or medium business wants stronger teams, improved communication, or project execution that just works — view the YouTube video now, connect with Adam Kirkaldy to explore MindTime,
and register for the next East Trade Winds Tuesday meeting (8‑9 AM EST) to meet more experts and grow your business:
Register here
We’d love to hear from you — comment or share your thoughts about thinking styles, send questions, or suggest other guests. You can also reach us any time at info@kreativinsight.com.