Mutual reflection. Open and candid conversation. Questioning of old beliefs and assumptions. Learning to let… — Peter M. Senge
Mutual reflection. Open and candid conversation. Questioning of old beliefs and assumptions. Learning to let go. Awareness of how our own actions create the systemic structures that produce our problems. Developing these learning capabilities lies at the heart of profound change.
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