The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: process

Origins of humor

When there is laughter and a sense of community in a team, it often leads

Choosing an approach

Sometimes it is by exploring a delimited context that I find a path to a

Open up space

When stepping into an inquiry process people automatically open up space. They are curious about

Thinking and acting

Frederick W. Taylor worked hard to understand the processes he was seeking to make more

Knowing how

There are an astonishing number of things people learn through observation. When entering a new

A sense of being attached

People’s relationship with results usually is a form of attachment. For some, reaching the result

Understanding

It is much easier to be judgmental than to seek to understand. To then expect

The contact dance

As much as people may appreciate connecting with others, they also like others to stay

It’s ok

Quite often, people seek to build trust by trying to reassure their audience. They’ll step

Aligning differences

An automatic reaction to differences in a team often is the desire to align them

Achieving breakthrough

“Achieving breakthroughs is one thing, sustaining them is quite another.” – Fred Shoemaker It seems