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Five words that are important in Community Building

2021/12/23

I participated in a facilitation training not so long ago. It has been wonderful. Here are five themes we did not have time to discuss.

Things I have learnt about facilitation and CB at the facilitation training

2021/12/03

I have already been to a number of Community Building events. I have often felt that something was missing. That something was not quite right. I have finally been able to understand the process much better.

Is 'positive thinking' keeping you stuck?

2021/09/28

Are you trying to be positive? It can be good but it can also keep you stuck. Sometimes it is just better to let go, and start anew.

The two operation modes of our souls

2021/07/29

The success mode and the fruit-bearing mode of our souls. What the differences are, and what roles these play in a community building event.

Thoughts on the differences between judging and discerning

2021/07/01

Have you had arguments about whether you are judgmental or not in a certain situation while you had good reasons to say "no" and exclude someone? Maybe you were just discerning well.

The role of questions in Community Building

2021/06/25

You have probably been educated and trained in the value of questions and how to use them to connect with others. The process work we do in a community building circle, however, put questions in a different role, since questions can be counterproductive in our attempt to connect on a deeper level.

My first two experiences with Community Building and my journey into thankfulness

2021/06/17

After having read the book, and planning and postponing to try it out, I finally went to my first Community Building Workshop. The thing did not go as expected, however my life still changed in unexpected ways.

Community by Crisis vs. Community by Design

2021/05/25

Let it be a hurricane, a terrorist attack or a life-threatening combat situation a crisis can create a sense of togetherness, a sense of brotherhood. The question arises: could such a deep sense of community be created deliberately in an everyday situation? What does it take? And what are the differences between the two situations?