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Tag Archives: facilitation
Provocation for Inquiry: what can you do to facilitate hierarchical systems?
I’ve been asked (as a Provocation for Inquiry): with my desire to explore paradoxes and inquiry, would appreciate your assistance in framing the following as a paradox: Hierarchical systems are built from lower levels but do not serve them I … Continue reading
Real information confuses
I got a message from one of my dear friends, who didn’t grasp the previous post completely. Understandable. Here I share my reply to her (stop reading when you feel confused), which I extend some what here. You’re not the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ashby, cassandra, confusion, data, domain, facilitation, facilitation tips, informatie, information, map, Meaning
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Run facilitator, run – Mentoring facilitators 3
Facilitators try to do their best to reach goals. It can be like “the Red Queen”-paradox from Alice Through the Looking Glass: all the running just keeps you in the same place.; if you want to make progress, you have … Continue reading
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Tagged end, facilitation, goal, limits, marathon, means, Mentoring facilitators, red queen paradox, running
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Facilitating brains at work
Change requires changing your mind, mental models. How do you make up your mind? And how to facilitate this in a group. I developed this story in response to a question in Quora: Does the brain take steps to react … Continue reading