Today I read a brilliant harvest of a workshop in which a diverse group of people tackled the question of how they could move towards a ‘Person Centred Culture’. As I scanned through the material, I found myself deeply inspired and connected with what came out. I will not try to paraphrase it but [...]
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Teetering toward the big day
Posted in appreciative inquiry, facilitating, harvesting, learning, organisational change, seva mandir on June 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Really taking it in…
Posted in consulting, facilitating, harvesting, organisational change, seva mandir on May 29, 2008 | 1 Comment »
As I think back to the block level gathering of the 23rd and 24th, I increasingly feel that, for all the imperfections that might have bothered me, the event was rather good. My withdrawal from the centre of the scene gave me a wonderful chance to reflect on the entire process – the dynamics that [...]
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