an online book by David Gurteen
The thinking environment is a philosophy of communication, based on the work of Nancy Kline. It is a practical series of values-based applications which are useful in family, campaigning, community and organisational life, as well as forming the basis of a teaching pedagogy and coaching approach.
Credit: Wikipedia - thinking_environmentI want to be listening in a way that is more interested in where you will go next than I am in what I am going to say next. | Nancy Kline Continue reading Listening to See Where You Will Go Next Nancy Kline
Listening is not a passive act, it is a very powerful action. | Nancy Kline Continue reading Listening Is Not a Passive Act, It Is a Very Powerful Action Nancy Kline
The attention of one human being to another is an act of creation. | Nancy Kline Continue reading The Attention of One Human Being to Another Is an Act of Creation Nancy Kline
If I can be profoundly interested in what you think and what you will think next and where you will go with your thinking, you will generate ideas and insights and ways forward that you wouldn’t do without this attention. | Nancy Kline Continue reading Being Profoundly Interested in What You Think Nancy Kline
Transcipt I mean that attention from another human being, from one human being to another, is an act of creation. That if I can be profoundly interested in what you think, and what you will think next, and where you will go with your thinking, you will generate ideas and insight and ways forward that Continue reading A Time to Think Nancy Kline
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Listen to ignite thinking: We tend to think of listening as a passive act. This is a mistake. The quality of our attention can profoundly affect the quality of another person’s thinking. Listening can be an act of creation. Continue reading Listen to Ignite Thinking Listening is not a passive act – it’s a powerful act of creation
