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Rebecca Silva-Faville
Notes from a workplace contemplative—where the inner life meets the outer setting
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implemention-ready
reflections on “doing” in organizations, groups, and communities
Traitor or Transformation
Decline reduction
Choose
Messy vs. Dangerous
The heart of high performance
Window and back door
When we’re satisfied
Obvious is overrated
Micro-experiments
Principles and methods
Expert explorer
Invisible audience.
Too late?
A pebble choice
Synergy over singularity
Purpose revealed
Got iteration?
A blessing and a curse
EQ Circle
The ace up your sleeve
Strings, data, and humility
What are we focusing on?
Context is primary
Play with the work
The challenge of our era
Wanting it too much
What did you expect?
What are the benefits?
The fastest way
Capacity expansion
Reward and purpose
Complete control
Pain teaches
Change and loss
Follow the pain to how
Doing and being
Commitments and questions
A friendly reminder
Come from “I”
Creating kairos
Time-lagged world
Intuition
Only a direction
The little things
Professional ubuntu
Ubuntu reciprocity
Start with the heart
Wicked polarities
Complexity is a function of polarity
What moves us?
The unstoppable force
Love
Enter the scholar-practitioner
Becoming
An ethic of optimism
Talking with robots
Coordinates
Invisible simplicity
Credit where credit is due
Dark night of the soul
Exagerate to calibrate
Trailblazing
Bullying is a lie
Done and done
That report can wait
Unpredictable Value-add
Victory
Drip, drip, drip
No wasted moments
Bullying is a game. Change the game.
Bullying is a question
Small things
Knowing is half the battle
Interpretation
Reframe
Learn
Little by little
Life hack
Stability
Just keep moving
Managing internal resources
Experiential learning
Small bites
Guided by visions of pizza
The necessary conditions
The foundation of strategic genius
The 100-year plan
The win-win
Navigating headwinds
The yes/and
Looking for a new job
Rule of life
Values, theories, and running shoes
The story I want to live in
Feeling isn’t forever
What’s easier
Cultural angiogenesis
Yes <=> No
Safe to practice
Resources
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