The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Author: francoise hontoy

Taking responsibility

To me, the idea of taking responsibility is important. At the same time, it is

Counterintuitive behavior

Quite often, I encounter young coachees who are focused on achieving an objective. Naturally, there

Focusing on learning

Learning can be divided into three categories: gathering information, creating knowledge, and developing understanding. Gathering

Finding words

Being fluent in three languages, I’ll notice when I don’t understand a word and when

Seeking clarity

Michael Gerharz and I had numerous exchanges linked to the notion of clarity in communication.

When it isn’t your conflict

The meeting unfolded, and Joe suddenly started to blame Frank. Becoming tense, Frank reacted, highlighting

Reflecting on relationships

Considering a relationship between two people, one can call it clear when both know what

Kind and unkind

It’s easy to assume that unkind is the opposite of kind. But that’s not the

The perfection of change

When people envision change, they will start with the ideal solution. They’ll imagine how their

Learning builds on learned

David Ausubel explained that if he had to reduce educational psychology to one principle, he

Starting to overthink

Walking, swimming, riding a bicycle, driving a car. At some point, they all become instinctual.