Thank you for taking a look at them, and I am very glad they resonate with you. Perhaps you have seen them in practice and been inspired in some way by them in your own life?
The grace of space. I have not heard it in that way before and really welcome this framing. Thank you for sharing the term and how it resonates when working with your son.
This is an easy trap to fall into, as we hire people for these roles who know the subject and can communicate that knowledge. However, many people do not learn when they are only facing a firehose of information, especially when they are expected to internalize and make sense of it on their own.
These ideas may apply to any profession, or at least to the areas where I have worked.
This is a fantastic read, Jeffrey!
Thank you for your kind comment. Is there anything in particular that resonates with you?
Great reflections Jeffrey! Thank you
Thank you for taking a look at them, and I am very glad they resonate with you. Perhaps you have seen them in practice and been inspired in some way by them in your own life?
Yes, I like to call it the grace of space. I see it and use it personally ( adult son with Autism) and professionally (mentor, coach & guide)🤗
The grace of space. I have not heard it in that way before and really welcome this framing. Thank you for sharing the term and how it resonates when working with your son.
Wow. This is so good, true and helpful. And OUCH! do I see myself, many times. Thank you!
This is an easy trap to fall into, as we hire people for these roles who know the subject and can communicate that knowledge. However, many people do not learn when they are only facing a firehose of information, especially when they are expected to internalize and make sense of it on their own.
These ideas may apply to any profession, or at least to the areas where I have worked.