Scroll: To the green cards for systems thinking constructs, conversation types, and speech acts; blue cards for questions and quotes to spark conversations for understanding; yellow cards for conversations for possibilities; and red cards for conversations for action. Some cards link to audio and video clips. For example, this card (#1) links to downloadable audio (like a podcast) of two books: (1) "Who Am I? Individual Innovation" and (2) "Conversation Innovation - A Corporate Fable on Leadership, Coaching, and the Power of Conversations"
Tutu advocates for forgiveness, and alludes to the integrated nature of Head, Heart, Body and Soul
Which of the six speech acts do you notice? And which do you use in conversations?
What’s your purpose in the world? In each of your conversations? In your meetings?
Dan Simon's work at Indiana on Perceptual or Attention Blindness reported out here. "So what for you and me?"
In 1970 at the Kennedy Space Center: "Houston: We have a problem!" Is it instrumentation or something else? What assessments are made and how are they grounded?
“The Truth Revealed”
John Glenn, the first American to orbit the earth, trusts the work of Katherine Johnson during the launch of The 1962 Mercury Space Mission. What role does trust play in your work and life?
How “Yes, And” thinking helps us defer judgement
The poem "Space for Gray" in “Who Am I?” book
The Philosophers’ Soccer Match
