I have found it useful to look for gaps between what I aspire the group to be and where I am at, personally. For example: If I want my group to act generously with each other, how am I generous in my own life? If I want my group to be transparent about money, am I transparent about money? If I want my group to have a culture of proactively addressing conflicts in a healthy way, am I having healthy conflicts in my own life? If i want my group to value diversity, do I embrace diversity in my own life? In a certain way, starting with myself is the ultimate application of the “weaving from the inside out” principle.
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I have found it useful to look for gaps between what I aspire the group to be and where I am at, personally. For example: If I want my group to act generously with each other, how am I generous in my own life? If I want my group to be transparent about money, am I transparent about money? If I want my group to have a culture of proactively addressing conflicts in a healthy way, am I having healthy conflicts in my own life? If i want my group to value diversity, do I embrace diversity in my own life? In a certain way, starting with myself is the ultimate application of the “weaving from the inside out” principle.
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