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From Uncertainty to Alignment: The Simple Power of Pathway Conversations™
The Pathway Conversations™ framework course is designed for leaders, organizers and facilitators of meetings, retreats, gatherings, town halls, public hearings, projects, programs, initiatives, collaborations, and planning who seek a framework that excels whether people show up passionate, disengaged, fractious, or ready to work.
Dates for the course will be announced soon.
This synchronous online course includes 3 x 90 minutes class sessions
plus a one-on-one coaching session.
A self-paced online course is also available for those seeking more flexibility.
Email jane@thirdfloordesign.org for more info about the course options and schedule.
In the course you will discover how Pathway Conversations™ look, sound, and feel, and how to create gatherings and work sessions to experience the framework benefits:
Simple to learn and teach: 90 minutes, no prerequisites, engages everyone's essential gifts
Plays well with others: works with any kind of planning, problem-solving, research, experiments, deliberations, projects
Goes anywhere and everywhere: education systems, organizational teams, committees, boards, local groups, global initiatives
Fosters connections: builds cultures of cooperation, mutual respect, trust
Works every time: promises and delivers on engaging everyone in building new choices that make an immediate difference
Some of the questions addressed in the course:
How did the Framework begin and evolve?
What are prime use contexts for applications?
What are the 4 gifts everyone brings to the table?
What makes it possible to welcome everyone's gifts?
How does the architecture of the Framework work?
What are the benefits of the Framework?
Why do 80-90% of top-down plans fail?
What does it mean that the Framework "works every time?"
How do people get to aligned action without discussion and voting?
What are good practices in hosting the Framework?
What are the 4 permissions?
What are the 12 What-ifs and responses?
What are the elements of designing gatherings?
How can we spread engagement?
What is the place of leadership in the Framework?
What are the political and ethical dimensions of this work?
Materials are hosted online using whiteboard technology so you can communicate easily with your instructors and see how your knowledge is growing.
After the course has ended you can take advantage of a coaching call with Jane and Jack to launch your next project using Pathway Conversations™.
The Pathway Conversations™ framework course is designed for leaders, organizers and facilitators of meetings, retreats, gatherings, town halls, public hearings, projects, programs, initiatives, collaborations, and planning who seek a framework that excels whether people show up passionate, disengaged, fractious, or ready to work.
Dates for the course will be announced soon.
This synchronous online course includes 3 x 90 minutes class sessions
plus a one-on-one coaching session.
A self-paced online course is also available for those seeking more flexibility.
Email jane@thirdfloordesign.org for more info about the course options and schedule.
In the course you will discover how Pathway Conversations™ look, sound, and feel, and how to create gatherings and work sessions to experience the framework benefits:
Simple to learn and teach: 90 minutes, no prerequisites, engages everyone's essential gifts
Plays well with others: works with any kind of planning, problem-solving, research, experiments, deliberations, projects
Goes anywhere and everywhere: education systems, organizational teams, committees, boards, local groups, global initiatives
Fosters connections: builds cultures of cooperation, mutual respect, trust
Works every time: promises and delivers on engaging everyone in building new choices that make an immediate difference
Some of the questions addressed in the course:
How did the Framework begin and evolve?
What are prime use contexts for applications?
What are the 4 gifts everyone brings to the table?
What makes it possible to welcome everyone's gifts?
How does the architecture of the Framework work?
What are the benefits of the Framework?
Why do 80-90% of top-down plans fail?
What does it mean that the Framework "works every time?"
How do people get to aligned action without discussion and voting?
What are good practices in hosting the Framework?
What are the 4 permissions?
What are the 12 What-ifs and responses?
What are the elements of designing gatherings?
How can we spread engagement?
What is the place of leadership in the Framework?
What are the political and ethical dimensions of this work?
Materials are hosted online using whiteboard technology so you can communicate easily with your instructors and see how your knowledge is growing.
After the course has ended you can take advantage of a coaching call with Jane and Jack to launch your next project using Pathway Conversations™.