The 9 Disciplines of a Facilitator: Leading Groups by Transforming YourselfJohn Wiley & Sons, 2006 M08 28 - 320 pages What takes place in the head and heart of an effective facilitative leader? How do they find the inner resources to draw upon? What is the source of their powerful effect on people and situations? The 9 Disciplines of a Facilitator examines these questions and explores the self-mastery it takes to become a great facilitator. Written by Jon and Maureen Jenkins, two of the long-term members of the International Association of Facilitators (IAF), this much-needed resource explains that facilitation is more than a process or a set of techniques for managing groups—facilitation is its own profession with its own set of disciplines that help define the facilitator's role. Throughout the book the authors detail the nine personal disciplines of effective facilitators: Detachment, Engagement, Focus, Awareness, Action, Presence, Interior Council, Intentionality, and a Sense of Wonder. |
Contents
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Leading Groups by Transforming Yourself Part II The Disciplines | 77 |
Leading Groups by Transforming Yourself References | 285 |
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action appreciative inquiry aware become begin called capacity Centering Prayer challenge choose colleagues commitment complex courage create creative culture D. H. Lawrence deal decision Dee Hock describes Detachment dialogue difficult discipline discussion effective employees enable Engagement exercise experience facilitative leader feel Focus focused future happen ideas important individual intend Intentionality Interior Council internal issue leadership live look Matrix Revolutions Maureen means meeting ment mind move Nelson Mandela Nike one’s organization participants pay attention Pema Chödrön person perspective Peter Senge planning practice precognitive present problem relationships responsibility rience risks Robert Greenleaf role Scharmer self-organizing system Sense of Wonder sion situation social someone Sometimes spirit story storytelling Sun Tzu things thinking tion today’s understanding village vision walk write
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Floreren als professional: werken vanuit een dynamisch perspectief Carolien J. Monchy No preview available - 2008 |