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Jan 20
2010

Lean Psychology

Posted by: Matthew Horvat on Jan 20, 2010

Tagged in: Lean Psychology , lean
Matthew Horvat

Karen Martin's free webinar on Lean Psychology was great! Her examples and instruction are very proactive; I appreciate that. Following her tips we change agents are sure to avoid pitfalls. Much of the discussion was on resistance (per a lot of requests that she's gotten). I find it interesting what we do when we are resisting. Personally, I work on developing the habit of noticing resistance just to deal with it directly.

My take aways are: Reflection. Being fully present. Be a scientist. Words matter. Experiment. Thanks Karen!


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