Beyond Collaboration
CoCreating in the Fabric of Life takes us to place that is beyond collaboration. While collaboration focuses on team members working well together online and offline, CoCreating starts with team members considering the “space” in them from which they create. A collaborating team often count hours worked, milestones reached and deadlines.
A CoCreative team measures success & progress in clarity, love, truth and beauty.
A CoCreative team is not just working together they are weaving the threads of LIFE.
Our CoCreative Book Project kicked off in January. In this project we will write in multiple languages simultaneously. You can join the project as a pre-reader or attend “insights” events.
Don’t have enough time for the book project? Join us as we CoCreate an anthology of short stories and articles. CoCreative Writing Events are running regularly for the next six months.
Curiosity is our greatest ally when it comes to creating the world our heart knows is possible. Join a Curiosity Mapping session to see to experience using curiosity as a guide.
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A curiosity map is what you might expect it to be – a series of related questions a person uses to coddiwomple to their destination. A curiosity map is a wonderful tool for CoCreations, but perhaps surprisingly a project team of 5 people don’t have one map but 5. Each person in a CoCreative project has their own map. So
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