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====Discover & focus on what each person has the freedom and resources to do now====
====Discover & focus on what each person has the freedom and resources to do now====
#Thinking is promoted by asking "'''What tiny (15%) change can "you" make''' without asking permission from on high or seeking help from others?"  
#Thinking is promoted by asking "'''What tiny (15%) change can "you" make''' without asking permission from on high or seeking help from others?"  

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Discover & focus on what each person has the freedom and resources to do now

  1. Thinking is promoted by asking "What tiny (15%) change can "you" make without asking permission from on high or seeking help from others?"
  2. First alone, each person generates his or her own list of 15% Solutions. 5 min.
  3. Individuals share their ideas with a small group (2 to 4 members). 3 min. per person and one person at a time
  4. Group members provide a consultation to one another (asking clarifying questions and offering advice). 5 to 7 min. per person and one person at a time
  • For any problem-solving or planning activity in which you want individuals to take initiative
  • For any challenge that requires many people to change for success to emerge
  • For generating small “chunks” of success that can be combined into a simple prototype that is easy and cheap to test (low-fidelity prototype)


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