Appreciative Inquiry Australia
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For those who have not yet caught this video, it’s well worth watching!
Brené Brown is a researcher who for a number of years has been studying the human experiences of shame and vulnerability.
With humour and compassion she takes an appreciative look at the strengths to be found in what we may feel is a weakness. 🙂
I’m pleased to report that the new version of our project management tool is out. Project Master is a Microsoft Excel-based workbook that manages project schedules, costs, issues, risks and project changes. It does much of the heavy lifting that the big corporate tools do, but all in a tiny, inexpensive package.
The new version includes a multitude of enhancements, like the click ‘n’ go reports, costs shown in your local currency, improved navigation and the helpful wizards. We’ve also improved the color-coding on the auto-generated Gantt Chart and Task Status indicators. My recent blog post on the Project Master upgrade highlights other great new features. Download the PDF press release below and please feel free to tell your friends and colleagues.
By Leslie Allan
Appreciative questions are used in all our work at BJ Seminars International, but recently I had the opportunity to include them in a personal project of mine.
This project involved eight other martial artists from around the world and was the publication of a free ebook – ‘Many Paths One Destination: Nine Martial Artists Share Their Journeys’. Sue James created the appreciative questions, designed to encourage contributors to tell their personal stories at a deeper level
It certainly was a challenge to co-ordinate the project, help edit and also contribute my story to the ebook.
Visit Appreciative Questions & the MAT Chat E-book to find out more about the project and read the 8 appreciative questions the authors used to help them shape their stories.
By: Chris Bennett