Space week was a blast! 🚀 We had so much fun incorporating space themed activities into sessions such as edible constellations, astronaut training, spaceship design, and alien sensory play. We can't wait to see what the next theme week brings!
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The ability to take the metaview—zooming out from our personal experience to see the bigger picture—is essential for gaining perspective. Astronauts experience this firsthand when seeing the Earth from space. It’s no surprise that their perspective significantly shifts when they can see the entirety of our world outside the window, seemingly no bigger than a beach ball. Similarly, our problems often look different when we change our perspective, and this is something we can practice. Next time you’re facing a problem, consider what may have happened outside your field of vision. What memories or past experiences are you and others bringing to this moment? What are the needs of all parties involved? You may not be able to see the full picture at first, but by shifting the scope of your vision, you can gain invaluable perspective.
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The ability to take the meta-view...
Psychologist. Harvard Medical School. TED Speaker. Author of the #1 WSJ bestseller Emotional Agility. Co-Founder of Institute of Coaching.
The ability to take the metaview—zooming out from our personal experience to see the bigger picture—is essential for gaining perspective. Astronauts experience this firsthand when seeing the Earth from space. It’s no surprise that their perspective significantly shifts when they can see the entirety of our world outside the window, seemingly no bigger than a beach ball. Similarly, our problems often look different when we change our perspective, and this is something we can practice. Next time you’re facing a problem, consider what may have happened outside your field of vision. What memories or past experiences are you and others bringing to this moment? What are the needs of all parties involved? You may not be able to see the full picture at first, but by shifting the scope of your vision, you can gain invaluable perspective.
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Founder, Meaningful Organizational Design®, Clinical Psychologist, PRESENCE Coaching, IDGs & B Corp Champion
What a helpful exercise to align with our greater purpose. Zoom out to take the metaview - developing metacognition. Zoom in(side) to take the intrapersonal view - developing emotional, and instinctual intelligence. And Zoom into the present moment - the Eternal Present vs the Complex Present loaded with the past and future - to hold the complexity. Instead of incremental change, what would happen if we went back to the drawing board and started again? #meaningfulvalue #meaningfulorganizationaldesign #wecanshift @SusanDavidPhD
Psychologist. Harvard Medical School. TED Speaker. Author of the #1 WSJ bestseller Emotional Agility. Co-Founder of Institute of Coaching.
The ability to take the metaview—zooming out from our personal experience to see the bigger picture—is essential for gaining perspective. Astronauts experience this firsthand when seeing the Earth from space. It’s no surprise that their perspective significantly shifts when they can see the entirety of our world outside the window, seemingly no bigger than a beach ball. Similarly, our problems often look different when we change our perspective, and this is something we can practice. Next time you’re facing a problem, consider what may have happened outside your field of vision. What memories or past experiences are you and others bringing to this moment? What are the needs of all parties involved? You may not be able to see the full picture at first, but by shifting the scope of your vision, you can gain invaluable perspective.
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