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Rebecca Silva-Faville

Notes from a workplace contemplative—where the inner life meets the outer setting

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I’m an average middle-class worker, a registered nurse, pursuing integration of work, home, and community. One seamless, healthy existence lived out in many contexts, seeking to move with openness and curiosity first, then advocacy; Held as a small, beloved part inside a much larger, mysterious story. I draw on many perspectives and disciplines to explore how my/our participation in a broken system may contribute to wholeness, reconciliation, and (if at all possible) redemption.

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When we’re satisfied

When we’re satisfied

Transformational leaders concern themselves with data that points to underlying assumptions, beliefs, and values because they know their conclusions are shaped by their questions, and their questions are a byproduct of their perspective.

If the questions we’re asking are not producing the solutions we need, we must consider how our most deeply held beliefs are blinding us to the simple rules that govern our world.

When we are satisfied with the way things are, we can be content with a lack of self-awareness. Until then, we make data-informed decisions.

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