Who Owns the Problem?
Who Owns the Problem? Understanding who owns the problem is key in choosing how we address issues, concerns and conflicts arising. There are four basic areas of problem ownership:
Sacred Circle by Robin Truman
Well here we are now We are all together All gathered here Like birds of a feather We sit in a circle and call it sacred Where we wait
We Belong By Sanya Minocha
Each member of the family Each part of the puzzle All look and seem so different, so separate There is an order to the chaos. There is a reason
Taking Your Place
“To be nobody-but-yourself — in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle which any human
There is Never a Conflict of Needs, Only Conflict of Solutions!
“I want you to listen to me”, “I want you to stop talking to me like that”….sound familiar? Add your own request here that you often request. Sam and Liz
Bring the Spark Back Challenge
Relationships are like breathing – inhaling and exhaling, closeness and disconnected, receiving and giving, connection and autonomy. “We must be open enough to receive each other” Terry Real Often