Reflection 9

 

The days we worked through the Focus & Direction process were good days. There was a lot of stuff to be dealt with, and we worked hard, and without help we’d never have got there. We probably could have spent three weeks rather than a few days getting to the same place. But we were very pleased with the final outcome.

From time to time, there’s stuff that still comes out of it that we didn’t realise we wrote! It almost surprises us, and every so often it confirms us. It’s kind of inspirational really. And it remains a faithful statement of where we are. It’s still very relevant to us. We return to the values we chose and incorporate them into what we’re doing, and they allow us to call each other to account.

It’s made an awful lot of difference to us, and it’s made a lot of difference in our relationships with others. And everybody’s quite proud of it actually.

 

Reflection 1
on embracing the chaos of change

Reflection 2
on the transforming effects of a systems perspective

Reflection 3
inspired to attempt big change

Reflection 4
the systems ‘lens’ - a breath of fresh air

Reflection 5
the relief and challenge of working systemically

Reflection 6
on creating internal cohesion on a large scale

Reflection 7
on learning from different perspectives

Reflection 8
from ‘fixing what's broken’ to ‘listening to patterns’

Reflection 9
confirmed and inspired by our own work

Reflection 10
really facing up to the challenge of change

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