Clean language - Agile Santa Barbara Jan 2016
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A brief taste of Clean Language questions.... an intro that will launch a few who see its power, and perhaps befuddle the rest.
Clean language - Agile Santa Barbara Jan 2016
- 1. C L E A N L A N G U A G E Q U E S T I O N S S A N TA B A R B A R A A G I L E M E E T U P - W O R K S H O P Andrea Chiou Jan 06, 2016
- 2. Andrea Chiou @andreachiou Blog: www.adaptivecollaboration.com Agile Coach at Santeon Virginia Satir G E R A L D W E I N B E R G David Grove Caitlin Walker Marshall Rosenberg Jim McCarthy Michelle McCarthy James Lawley and Penny Tompkins
- 3. M E TA P H O R WA R M U P Person 1: Life is like Person 2: (answers Person 1s prompt) Person 3: because.. Life is like ..
- 4. W H O I S H E R E ?
- 5. W H AT W O U L D Y O U L I K E T O K N O W B E F O R E W E B E G I N ?
- 6. O R I G I N S David Grove was a hugely successful psychotherapist in the 1980s who treated trauma patients. James Lawley and Penny Tompkins - modeled how David did this by observing him for many months. Others have applied it to other domains and daily living. http://www.cleanlanguage.co.uk
- 7. Fostering learning, action, and re鍖ection in all sorts of group and organizational settings www.trainingattention.com www.cleanlearning.co.uk Caitlin Walker
- 8. W H E R E H A S I T B E E N U S E D ? Business Interviews Hiring Coaching In IT Helping teach young kids math, spelling, and music - everyday use Doctors Geriatric care Facilitating change in large organizations; creating visions In therapy and social work In Police Investigation, to prevent leading questions while interviewing In ISO 9000 audits
- 9. CLEAN LANGUAGE (outside of world of its origins)
- 10. PAT T E R N S O F I N T E R A C T I O N BASED ON OBSERVATIONS OUR UNIQUE STYLE THE CULTURE THE CONSTRAINTS
- 11. A N D AT T I M E S F I N D O U R S E LV E S W I T N E S S I N G MISALIGNED GOALS DISAGREEMENTS LESS THAN STELLAR MEETINGS MISSED OPPORTUNITIES
- 12. O R AT T I M E S W E O B S E R V E ONE PERSON DOMINATING CONVERSATION UNEVEN PATTERNS GUESSING GAMES THE KARPMAN DRAMA TRIANGLE (rescuer, blamer, victim)
- 13. C L E A N Q U E S T I O N S A R E C O N T E N T F R E E Q U E S T I O N S WHICH ELICIT METAPHOR WHICH LEAD TO CONTENT RICH THINKING WHICH FOCUS ATTENTION WHICH LEAD TO MAPS/ MODELS
- 15. LOCATION( Where%is%?% Whereabouts%%is%?% ATTRIBUTES( What%kind%of?% Is%there%anything%else%about?%% SEQUENCE(AFTER( Then%what%happens%?% What%happens%next?% SEQUENCE(BEFORE( Where%could%%come%from?% What%happens%just%before?% METAPHOR( Thats%%like%what?% Agile%Santa%Barbara%%Intro%to%Clean%Language%QuesFons% W H AT W O U L D Y O U L I K E T O H AV E H A P P E N ?
- 16. F I V E S E N S E S - P R A C T I C E # 1
- 17. PRACTICE SESSION #2 Learning at your best Parenting at your best Coding at your best Coaching at your best Studying at your best Designing at your best
- 18. W H E N Y O U A R E _ _ _ _ AT Y O U R B E S T, Y O U A R E L I K E W H AT ? P R A C T I C E
- 19. M A R I A N WAY This book is an excellent guide to Clean. Laid out simply with beautiful illustrations and examples.
- 20. J U D Y R E E S A N D W E N D Y S U L L I VA N This book is a gentle introduction to Clean with plenty of exercises and examples for everyday use learncleanlanguage.com xraylistening.com www.cleanchange.co.uk http://judyrees.co.uk/metaphor- mastery-discount-offer/
- 21. W H O I S U S I N G I T ? https://leanpub.com/whoisusingclean/c/agileSB
- 22. Q & A , F E E D B A C K A N D A P P R E C I AT I O N S