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Them
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Different circuits (courtesy Kev Wyke)
There’s doing things to people
And doing things with people
I know where I’d rather be
Have a great week. And if you’re going to Learning Live, why not come and join in my session about increasing learning effectiveness through togetherness?
We’re better together
Recently I’ve been thinking and writing about the importance of leaving spaces in between stuff, of leaving room for things to grow – particularly when thinking about change.
And talking with Heather Bussing this week she reminded me that dealing with change is about mixed feelings. It’s not about good or bad, right or wrong, happy or sad, nothing is absolute. It’s about good and bad, right and wrong, happy and sad. Being able to hold these conflicting positions together in our heads is part of what makes being human so exciting and scary.
So to counter the spaces in between I want to finish what has been an outstanding first week of our fifth year for What Goes Around with a little something that has absolutely no spaces in between. One of my very favourite songs and two minutes of the finest noise ever to emerge from the USA. ‘It’s good to be back in England and it’s good to see y’all again’:
While enjoying our lovely Cornish Adventure this summer, I managed to find time to paint three simple postcards. Here they are:
If you want one of them – let me know and I’ll pop it in the post to you.
Meantime, here’s a little video of snaps from our trip.