Our ideas were featured in Google's re:work blog!
Check out what Jennifer and Wendy wrote about how to keep from drowning in data...

In a deluge of data look for surprises, not confirmation

For years people have been asking us to give a virtual Conversations at the Growing Edge a try. They have written from Africa, from the Middle East, from Europe, and from Asia to tell us that they want to learn but simply can't find the way to travel.We have said the technology simply isn't there to create the personal and in-depth experience we want that workshop to be. Until now.
We're offering an experimental Conversations at the Growing Edge on line at a computer near you. In this workshop, you'll deepen your understanding of adult development and its connection to supporting our clients (and ourselves to grow) and you'll learn new ways of listening and asking questions.
Come and join us! Click here for more information.

Already taken that one? Carolyn and Beth are offering a Psychologically Spacious Coaching workshop November 6-8 in suburban Washington DC. Click here for more information on that one.

For a different look at how to support your clients (or yourself) to thrive in a fast-paced, fast-changing, unpredictable world through the wisdom of the whole self--emotion, cognition, language, and sensation--join Carolyn Coughlin and Doug Silsbee at Bend of Ivy Retreat Center near Asheville, North Carolina for their new offering--  Resourcing Clients for Unknowable Futures:  A Whole Self Approach to Supporting Clients to Thrive in a Complex World, June 15-18, spaces are filling up.

Here you'll find a video of Zafer talking about complexity and change (this is worth clicking on just to hear his experience as a young consultant with an innovative change strategy).

And here's Jennifer talking about complexity of mind and the way adults grow and change over time--and why it matters to support ourselves and others to grow.

Both of these from our time at the Mobius Next Practice Institute--one of the best professional development weeks we've ever had.

Or if you'd rather listen than watch, here's an interview with Jennifer. Marcia Hyatt asks about practical tips for making our lives better in complexity. See what you think.