In this episode of Thrive with Cate, Cate’s guest is Suzanne Quinney, co-founder of Appreciating People, an expert in Appreciative Inquiry, and a thought leader in cultivating positive conversations and relationships. They dive into the transformative power of Appreciative Inquiry, a tool for fostering meaningful connections and personal growth, and explore how this practice can enrich your life and work.
Suzanne shares her journey into Appreciative Inquiry and how its focus on strengths and successes inspired her life's work. Cate and Suzanne discuss how to create impactful conversations using simple, yet profound questions that unlock creativity, build relationships, and even enhance well-being.
You'll learn practical applications of Appreciative Inquiry for personal reflection, team building, and even as a daily journaling practice. They also explore its connection to spiritual growth, collaborative intelligence, and its relevance in today’s world of loneliness and digital isolation.
Suzanne Quinney Website: Appreciating People eBook: Appreciating Health and Care Interactive eBook:Appreciating Health and Care: AI in Practice Appreciating Inquiry Resources: Appreciating People Resources, S.O.A.R. (PDF)
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Guest Information Suzanne Quinney is the co-founder of Appreciating People and a pioneer in implementing Appreciative Inquiry for fostering community growth, leadership, and organizational development. Check out their latest book, Appreciating Health and Care, featuring 16 case studies applying these methods in healthcare.
Timestamps 00:00:21 Introduction to Suzanne Quinney 00:02:10 The Origins of Appreciative Inquiry 00:03:46 The Power of Positive Questions 00:07:18 Reframing Experiences Using Appreciative Inquiry 00:15:21 Appreciative Journaling and Daily Practices 00:25:55 The S.O.A.R Framework 00:33:53 The 5Ds and Building Culture with Appreciative Inquiry 00:35:53 Resources for Appreciative Inquiry 00:44:45 Practical Advice for Overcoming Isolation If you enjoyed this episode, please like, share, and subscribe to Thrive with Cate. Leave a comment with your favorite takeaway! Stay tuned for Part 2 with Suzanne Quinney!
Master myth scholar Joseph Campbell outlined the hero’s journey – the voyage that hero’s take to find new lands and discover themselves in entirely new and richer ways. Myths, according to Campbell, have a lot to teach those who want to create meaning and success in the world.
The Cynefin Framework provides a structured way to understand and navigate the complexity of the world by categorizing situations into five domains: Simple, Complicated, Complex, Chaotic, and Disorder. Each domain suggests distinct decision-making approaches: • Simple (Obvious): Clear cause-and-effect relationships exist, and solutions rely on established best practices or standard procedures. Examples include routine tasks like changing a flat tire or following a recipe. The focus here is on adhering to straightforward rules. • Complicated: Cause-and-effect relationships are clear but require analysis or expertise to identify. These situations, such as diagnosing a mechanical issue or planning a surgical procedure, often benefit from expert input. The emphasis is on applying appropriate analysis and technical knowledge. • Complex: Multiple interconnected factors make cause and effect uncertain or emergent. Examples include developing a new vaccine or managing innovation in a dynamic market. Experimentation, iteration, and learning are critical to finding effective solutions. • Chaotic: High unpredictability and rapidly changing conditions dominate, as seen in natural disaster responses or market crashes. The priority is immediate action to stabilize the situation and impose order before addressing longer-term solutions. • Disorder: This domain represents uncertainty or confusion, where it’s unclear which of the other domains applies. Identifying the true nature of the situation is the first step toward resolution.
Sources: - Snowden, D. J., & Stanbridge, P. (2020). Cynefin: Weaving Sense-Making into the Fabric of Our World. [Detailed insights into the framework.] - Kahneman, D. (2011). Thinking, Fast and Slow.
"Sharing my experience of creating a mindmap from scratch! I'll take you through my thought process, from clarifying goals to overcoming obstacles, from brainstorming ideas to visualizing concepts. Discover how I organize my thoughts, prioritize tasks, and boost creativity through mind mapping. Join me as I share my insights and lessons learned."
Learn how to transform your conference presentations from dull and unengaging to dynamic and interactive with the power of appreciative inquiry. Discover the secrets to audience engagement and make your message resonate with your audience. In this video, we'll explore how to use appreciative inquiry coaching and training techniques to create a positive and participatory environment that fosters meaningful connections and inspires action. By applying appreciative inquiry principles, you'll be able to tap into the collective wisdom of your audience, build trust, and encourage active participation. Whether you're a seasoned presenter or just starting out, this video will give you the tools and confidence you need to engage your conference audience and leave a lasting impact.
Appreciative inquiry is a strengths-based approach to organizational change and improvement and what our schools may need a lot more of. In this episode, educator and author Jennifer Ozgur breaks down her work on how schools can leverage appreciative inquiry to reignite culture.
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In this video, discover how Mindmaps can revolutionize your UPSC preparation. Learn the art of organizing complex topics visually, simplifying revisions, and enhancing memory retention. We’ll explore practical techniques to create effective mindmaps for subjects like Polity, History, and Environment. Whether it’s Prelims or Mains, mindmaps can be your ultimate tool for understanding and retaining vast information. Watch now to unlock this game-changing strategy!
In what's become a bit of a tradition here at the Lounge, we're delighted to welcome back Dave Snowden for our December meetup.
Dave will discuss how we need to deliberately change the conversation from talking about desirable behaviors to changing the environment so that desirable behaviors emerge. Other topics include discussing Emergence, updates on Estuarine Mapping, and the various schools of Complexity, and whatever else is on Dave's mind. It's always a pleasure to spend time with Dave and hear about where he thinks this thing we call complexity is going.
*Dave Snowden* Dave is the founder and Chief Scientific Officer of The Cynefin Company (formerly known as Cognitive Edge) and the founder and Director of the Centre for Applied Complexity at the University of Wales. His work has been focused on looking at complex issues relating to strategy and organizational decision-making. He has pioneered a science-based approach to complex organizational issues - drawing on anthropology, neuroscience, and complex adaptive systems theory.
*Timestamps* 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:54 *Opening Remarks* 00:03:28 Emergence 00:14:44 Estuarine Mapping 00:19:43 Individuals (Mental Models, Mindsets), Interactions, Environment (substrates) 00:28:40 Changing the Context, Energy Gradients 00:31:05 Schools of Complexity (Computational, Psychodynamic, Anthro) 00:35:49 *Group Discussion* 00:37:10 Novelty Processing 00:42:34 Working with Leaders (Crews) / C-level 00:49:14 Mindsets, revisited 00:53:38 Emergence, revisited 00:56:06 Mental Models, revisited 01:04:40 Pitfalls of Binary Thinking 01:07:55 From Workshops towards Distributed Decision-making 01:12:33 Neuro-diversity & Cognitive Styles 01:22:24 Identities & Roles 01:26:16 Granularity and Abstraction 01:28:40 AI (mandatory AI discussion) 01:32:43 Stability / Instability 01:38:12 Strategic Management / Leadership 01:44:58 Language revisited 01:46:32 Workshops (and Facilitation), revisited 01:52:40 Summary and big shoutout to our 2024 Speakers & Members!!!
Appreciative Inquiry (AI) is a strengths-based approach to personal development, leadership, and organizational change. Instead of focusing on problems or gaps, it emphasizes identifying what works well, envisioning future possibilities, and building on positive experiences. It's widely used in coaching, team building, and creating transformative change in personal and professional contexts. It is especially a great tool for young adults and aspiring leaders! SUBSCRIBE Register here for more: https://httpspersonalized-life-coaching.com
Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/241833 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Appreciative Inquiry: A Positive Revolution in Change Author: Diana Whitney, David L. Cooperrider Narrator: Don Sobczak Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 2 hours 4 minutes Release date: October 31, 2005 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 7 Ratings of Narrator: 4.4 of Total 5 Genres: Career Development Publisher's Summary: A truly revolutionary method of change management, Appreciative Inquiry (AI) emphasizes inquiry into strengths, rather than focusing exclusively on fixing weaknesses. Written by the originators and leaders of the AI movement, this accessible guide offers a practical introduction to the method, which has been used to significantly enhance customer satisfaction, cost competitiveness, revenues, profits, and employee engagement, as well as organizations' abilities to meet the needs of society. Full of exciting stories that illustrate its many applications and benefits, this is the most authoritative guide to Al. By using this change method to systematically tap human potential, organizations, communities, and individuals become more effective.
🌟 Exploring Appreciative Inquiry: A Fresh Approach to Communication and Change
In this week’s episode of The Bliss Business Podcast, we continue our deep dive into effective communication styles by exploring Appreciative Inquiry, a transformative approach that builds on strengths to create meaningful and sustainable change in organizations.
💡 What You’ll Learn:
+ The 4D cycle: Discover, Dream, Design, and Destiny + How positive questions lead to positive outcomes + Practical ways to shift from a deficit mindset to one that amplifies strengths + The role of collaboration and inclusion in fostering organizational growth
When teams focus on what works, they unlock creativity, motivation, and a shared vision for success. Join us as we discuss actionable strategies to transform your organization’s culture from the inside out.
💬 How does your organization leverage strengths for growth?
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The future of AI is now, and success comes from continuous experimentation, reskilling and embracing change rather than waiting for the perfect solution.
Mind mapping technique helps the students in the following ways. - Improves the reading comprehension - Improves the memory power - Quick revision of the main topics - Detailed understanding of the concepts
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Did you know you use less than 1% of your brain? 🌳 Discover how mind mapping can help you tap into the other 99%! Learn to visualize thoughts, organize ideas, and solve problems more effectively with this powerful project management tool.
In this video, you'll learn: ✅ What mind mapping really is ✅ How to create effective mind maps ✅ Common pitfalls to avoid ✅ Practical applications in projects ✅ Mind mapping with WorkCanvas & monday.com
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About this Video:- In this video, We Tested 4 Mind Mapping Tools – Here's Our Pick!, we dive into the top mind mapping AI tools to help you organize your ideas, boost creativity, and improve productivity. We tested four powerful platforms: EdrawMind, Lucidchart, Miro, and Xmind, analyzing their features, usability, and performance. Whether you're a student, professional, or a brainstorming enthusiast, finding the best mind map AI tool can transform how you visualize and manage your projects.
From mind mapping using AI to advanced collaboration features like those in Miro mind map AI, we break down each tool to help you choose the right fit. Looking for a mind map AI free option or a powerful mind map AI generator? We've got you covered! Discover which platform excels in mind map creation AI and how these tools can streamline your workflow. Watch until the end as we reveal our final pick and explain why it stands out among EdrawMind, Lucidchart, Miro, and Xmind.
Unlock your creativity with our latest video, "Unlock Your Creativity: Brainstorming & Mind Mapping Techniques"! In just 5 minutes, we explore powerful creative thinking techniques that will help you generate ideas and solve problems effectively. Discover how to use brainstorming to unleash your imagination and learn the art of mind mapping to visualize your thoughts. Whether you're a student, a professional, or simply looking to think outside the box, these techniques will enhance your creative process. Plus, we've included English subtitles for easy comprehension. Don't forget to like and share this video to inspire others!
00:00:00 Welcome to the Workshop! 00:00:34 It's a Group Activity! 00:01:16 Your Brain on a Whiteboard 00:01:52 Tweaking Your Way to Innovation 00:02:23 A Rainbow of Perspectives 00:02:56 Random Word, Unexpected Connections! 00:03:38 Go Forth and Create!
Yesterday, Lene Rachel Andersen went public with her concerns about the Inner Development Goals (IDG). There were three thrusts to her criticism: the appropriation of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), the misrepresentation of her work, The Nordic Secret, to promote the IDGs and most ...
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Modern education emphasizes holistic development, focusing on nurturing both intellectual and emotional growth in children. Pre-primary and primary education lay the foundation for this journey, with a strong emphasis on activities-based learning and games activities. These engaging methods not only make learning fun but also stimulate critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The FLN model of education and teaching further enhances this approach by providing a structured framework for holistic development. Mind mapping activities are a valuable tool in this context, helping children visualize and organize information effectively. The Nipun Bharat Mission, with its focus on foundational literacy and numeracy, aligns with these principles by ensuring that every child acquires essential skills. IQ tests for kids, while useful for assessing cognitive abilities, should be complemented by a comprehensive approach that values creativity, curiosity, and social-emotional intelligence. By incorporating STEAM education, which integrates science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, we can equip children with the skills they need to thrive in the 21st century.
Struggling to brainstorm new ideas? Mind mapping could be your solution! Transform your thoughts into a visual masterpiece and spark creativity! #MindMapping #Creativity #SelfImprovement #Brainstorming
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