Monthly Archives: April 2009

Consultants as Catalysts for Community Change

It is the end of Day 3 of our Pollyanna Principled Immersion Course for consultants. Our expectations have already been surpassed so many times, we are now simply reveling in what continues to evolve. The combined experience of this group of 7 practitioners easily approaches or even surpasses 100 years.  They have certainly been around… Continue Reading

Why Some Consultants Are Always Ahead of the Pack

Anymore I can usually tell how good a consultant is in the first few minutes of our conversation.  How? By how much they listen. By how much they want to learn, no matter how much they already know. By how much they ask questions instead of talking about themselves. By how much it’s not about… Continue Reading

Monday Morning Rock Out!

I am SO excited about this week! Our first official Pollyanna Principled Immersion Course for Consultants. Wow. WOW! I’ve spent the past month delving into the big questions of learning and teaching. If people learn by what we model in the class, what do we want to model, and how? If people learn by breaking… Continue Reading