Posts Tagged ‘Conflict resolution’

  • Sounding

    Sounding

    February 24th, 2011 | Expressive Change | Warren | 4 Comments

    The most catalytic organizational practice I’ve encountered lately is humblingly simple. It involves nothing more than pausing in the middle of a meeting or discussion and going around the room to hear from each person how they are actually experiencing the issue at hand – right now, in the moment. It seems like an obvious [...]

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  • Moving our practices upstream

    Moving our practices upstream

    January 11th, 2011 | Expressive Change | Warren & Tana | No Comments

    Here’s a 2,500 year old practice that might be worth something : ) We found a copy of Thich Nhat Hanh’s classic book Being Peace in the Kufunda library. In it he talks about an interesting practice that Buddhist monks use to begin any conflict resolution process.  The entire community sits together, breathing, smiling, and [...]

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