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Tag Archives: judgement
The Greatest Conflict? Conflict with Self
I think that the greatest amount of conflict is a person’s conflict within his or her own self. In some people, this shows up as the inner voice gets into judgment with self criticism. In other people, it shows up as worry. And in other people it can show up as feelings of inadequacy and more. The conflict that is within a person has a way of showing up outside of the person too in situations in life including situations at work. Continue reading
The Process of Hopes and Fears
All of our workshops use Whole Person Process Facilitation (WPPF) as the method for sharing knowledge and having a lot of participation. One of the exercises we did on the first day, as per our WPPF method, was to break into small groups to identify the hopes and fears that were present amongst the participants. Continue reading
Posted in Hopes & Fears, Medicine Wheel Tool©, Whole Person Process Facilitation
Tagged Assumptions, Circle of the Whole, Community, Conflict, judgement, leadership, management, Medicine Wheel Tool, purpose, relationships, shift in consciousness, Vision, Whole Person Process Facilitation, Workshop
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The Value of Making Genuine Contact with a Collective
Recent experiences have reminded me about how valuable genuine contact with a collective is. For me it is in alignment with my values to make genuine contact with collectives where members are committed to their own growth, development and … Continue reading