An Evolving Network of Accelerated Learning
At a conference I met a woman from Australia. She is an organizational consultant who relies heavily on positive psychology. […]
co-creation
Presencing the Future (Part II)
In a blog on June 10th, I wrote the following: “When I teach executives how to move into the fundamental […]
Way Finding: Learning from Maori Traditions
One of the things she studies is how Polynesians were able to navigate the ocean without any of the Western technologies. She speaks of the Maori navigator as the “way finder.” The way finder assumes that the canoe is stationary and the world is moving past. The challenge is to be “still” and ponder the various signals in the natural context. The island is “pulled” forward to the canoe.