What a delightful conversation with
, whose name has become synonymous with “regeneration.”We continually wove between 30,000 feet and the intimacy of our human core.
We explored the process and frameworks that underpin regenerative transformation, whatever your cause or sector.
We identified how our conditioning and social norms may get in the way.
And Bill kindly shared some of what it takes (curiosity, humility, knowledge, artful questions) to lead — facilitate — such profound, irresistible change.
How to ask for what it takes to create regenerative transformation?
When we discussed how changemakers can secure the permission to pursue emergent outcomes — not just quote and report on time spent — Bill generously offered to share a generalized proposal with us! Click here to access.
Thank you,
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Questions for you:
How does this refine your understanding/definition of “regenerative”?
If you are a regenerative practitioner, whatever your filled, what further practical advice might you offer us?
What do you wish Bill and I covered?
For the context and resources referenced in this discussion:
About Elena’s current PhD research into changemaking: the scope and the vision.
BOOK: Total Reset: Realigning With Our Timeless, Holistic Blueprint for Living. Greg Campbell. 2023.
BOOK: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Robert M. Pirsig. 1974.
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