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UPDATE: Win’s widow, Mindcamper Susan Wenger, has reached out for help with Win’s very high medical and funeral expenses, which she is still struggling to cover. Any amount will help! Here is a link to the fundraiser.<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Win presented his brilliance at the very first Mindcamp in 2003 by improvising on a rickety old, out-of-tune piano at our Cedar Glen location. Somehow he coaxed beautiful music from it. That was Win.<\/p>\n Win influenced thousands of Mindcampers and participants at CPSI and the ACRE South African Creativity conference with his unique and powerful approaches to learning and Creative Problem Solving.<\/p>\n Among his many innovative tools are ImageStreaming, WindTunnel, High Think Tank, Evoked Sidebands, Beachhead, The Double Entry AHA! Method, Crab Apple, Gravel Gulch, Over-the-Wall, and the inimitable Simply-Waking-Up-with-the-Answer. His Three Easy Tactics for learning has been demonstrated to improve student understanding and retention up to 300 percent over conventional teaching methods.<\/p>\n Win was unbelievably prolific and equally generous. He used to arrive at conferences with huge suitcases full of his materials, mostly to give away.<\/p>\n He was a truly remarkable human being, a Creative Hero if ever there was one.<\/p>\n Those who knew him will miss him dearly, but his influence will live on in this community and others.<\/p>\n Thank you Win. Rest in grace.<\/p>\nWin Wenger, a creative giant, died peacefully in his sleep last week.<\/h5>\n