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Executive coaching is definitely not a game, but the issues clients bring to us are finite and infinite games – ones you try to “win” and ones you try to keep playing. It’s like the image above. If I had named it “My Mind” you would make the translation and possibly think “She’s feeling scattered and crazy.” The art piece is resolved in your mind (finite game). If I leave the art piece untitled, you can keep looking at it wondering what it is. Each time you look at it, based on the time in your life, the issues you are experiencing, etc., you might see something different (infinite game.) So, how does this relate to coaching our clients?
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Consider the best training session you ever attended. What made it so good? What constitutes a good training/learning experience for you? In this week's article, Royce Holladay talks about the patterns that set the conditions for deep learning.
August 3, 2017
When the world changes as quickly as it does today, what you knew for certain yesterday may or may not be true today. Yesterday’s answers are stale and inaccurate by the time the email is opened today. The best you can do when life is so uncertain is to stand in inquiry, using questions to learn more, to make meaning, to support your action, and even to question your own answers. In HSD we use Adaptive Action and Pattern Logic to stand in inquiry as we make sense of the world and take our next wise actions.
Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
Over the last several weeks, Mary Nations and Royce Holladay have shared several blog articles about Generative Engagement.This week, they conclude their series with a look at where they've been and where you can take it next.
Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
This is the next in a series of blog articles where Royce Holladay and Mary Nations explore dynamics of Generative Engagement. The specific focus of this piece is to apply an HSD lens to patterns of diversity and engagement.
Teaching & LearningCollaborate to Create Community
This is the next in a series of blog articles where Royce Holladay and Mary Nations explore dynamics of Generative Engagement. Today we use an HSD lens to understand culture as patterns, and give a look at how you can create and shape a culture of generative engagement.
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