What we all can Learn from the Higher Psycho-Physiological Performance of World Class Athletes and Elite Operators — For the uninitiated, developmental learning may be a double-edged sword. A developmental learning perspective offers us a new way of seeing the world. This new perspective aims to open us to the possibility that what we currently see in our operating environment and how we validate what we see may…

While the concept of the deliberately developmental organization (Lahey, Fleming, Kegan, Helsing, Miller, 2016) is not new. A more nuanced set of morals and ethics are emerging to help inform today’s organizational and leadership development disciplines. …

How to insure your organization against the likelihood of a failed Change Management Initiative, in this era of uncertainty. This is the inaugural article in a continuing series on the current Renaissance taking place in organizational developmental practice, including the tools, the practices, and the people giving rise to new…

Editorial Note To Reader: One part of my work is as a Developmental Coach. This year I have also started to provide workshops and coaching to other coaches looking to deepen their understanding of developmental theory and practice. …

Introduction This is a letter I wrote to a group of coaching colleagues, after learning of the condition of a dear teacher and mentor of ours, whose stage 4 cancer had returned after a period of remission. I wrote the letter as a way of processing my own sense of shock…

“Language is the house of being, In its home man dwells.” (Heidegger 1977) There exists a dichotomy. Whether coach or psychiatrist, psychologist or clergy, and other allied practitioners, there is often a dichotomy when working with a client (or patient). This dichotomy of which I…