In my blook, I have dedicated a chapter to Conversational Stories that takes a look at several stories of how the Knowledge Café and other Conversational Methods have been used or adapted by various organizations.
A recent addition is the Personal Growth Community (PGC) story – a group (and a concept) founded in 2011 by Jan Hellberg and Michail Papatheofrastou at the European Patent Office in the Hague.
The PGC is an adaptation of the Knowledge Café process to encourage free dialogue on various personal development topics.
Many forms of the PGC are possible, but to create a successful community, there are only a few strict rules that need to be followed. However, the Knowledge Café process has proven to be one of the best formats for the PGC.
The post is written by Jan himself, and he explains in detail how to design and run your own Personal Growth Community.
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