“Have you ever walked away from a conversation feeling like you weren’t really seen or heard – even though the other person was apparently ‘listening’?” Last time, we explored Shifting from Listening to Sensing and not just hearing words, but tuning into the unspoken, the energy, the presence behind them. If you missed it, youContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Beyond the Buzzword – What Does “Connection” Really Mean?”
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Thought for the Week – Shifting From Listening to Sensing
Last time, we explored moving from debate to discovery, and how curiosity can transform conversations. If you missed it, you can catch up here This week, let’s go one layer deeper: What happens when we truly listen – not just with our ears, but with our full attention, presence, and even intuition? This shift invitesContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Shifting From Listening to Sensing”
Thought for the Week – From Debate to Discovery
Last time, we explored “Turning Conflict into Co-Creation” and how shifting to a both / and mindset opens up more expansive, creative, and sustainable solutions. If you missed it, you can catch up here Have you ever been in a conversation where both sides seem locked in opposition, without any room for movement? How oftenContinue reading “Thought for the Week – From Debate to Discovery”
Thought for the Week – Turning Conflict into Co-Creation
I hope you’re keeping well and thriving! Last time, we explored “Shaping Dialogue with Smarter Questions” and when we learn to ask more thoughtful, expansive questions, we create richer conversations, deeper connections, and better solutions. If you missed it, you can catch up here We’ve all been there – caught in a heated debate whereContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Turning Conflict into Co-Creation”
Thought for the Week – Shaping Dialogue with Smarter Questions
Last time, we explored “Reframing Conversations for Positive Change” and how consciously reframing our conversations helps us to move beyond old narratives and into a much more empowering space. If you missed it, you can catch up here This week let’s take it further by looking at the power of the questions we ask –Continue reading “Thought for the Week – Shaping Dialogue with Smarter Questions”
Thought for the Week – Reframing Conversations for Positive Change
Last time, we explored “Creating Space for Meaningful Dialogue” and how the way we listen can deepen connections and foster understanding. If you missed it, you can catch up here This week let’s take it a step further by looking at how we frame our conversations and the impact this has on shaping outcomes. AreContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Reframing Conversations for Positive Change”
Thought for the Week – Creating Space for Meaningful Dialogue
“When was the last time you truly felt heard in a conversation? What made the difference?” Last time, we explored Connecting Through Culture – recognising that culture is more than nationality; it’s shaped by our values, experiences, and perspectives. If you missed it, you can catch up here. This week let’s build on that ideaContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Creating Space for Meaningful Dialogue”
Thought for the Week – Connecting Through Culture
Last week, we explored regenerative thinking – the idea of moving beyond static beliefs to cultivate a mindset of continuous renewal, growth, and adaptability. This week let’s apply that concept to the way we communicate, particularly when it comes to cultural awareness. If you missed it, you can catch up here In an increasingly interconnectedContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Connecting Through Culture”
Thought for the Week – Regenerative Thinking in Action
Last week’s Thought was “Breaking Free from Idolatry” when we explored the concept of idolatry – how we unknowingly place rigid structures and external sources at the centre of our thinking. If you missed it, you can catch up here This week, we shift towards regenerative thinking, which encourages us to move beyond static beliefsContinue reading “Thought for the Week – Regenerative Thinking in Action”
Thought for the Week – Breaking Free from Idolatry
Last week’s Thought was “Bridging the Generational Gap: What Are We Missing?” We explored how intergenerational communication can be a source of renewal rather than just a means of tolerating differences. If you missed it, you can catch up here This week, we take that idea further by examining the ways we unconsciously idolise people,Continue reading “Thought for the Week – Breaking Free from Idolatry”