Webinar 5 was first broadcast on 6th/7th September 2012. Here is the recording of that session. Handout is here Webinar-5-Stories-handout A paper by us on Narrative is here Archetypal naratives inn career counselling- a chaos theory application Pryor Bright IJEVG 2008 Background papers on Narrative by Dave Snowden Snowden on story narrative patterns-perils and possibilities_final Narrative Research Snowden FINAL LINK TO ...
Here is the handout for Webinar 4 - click hereHere is the handout for Webinar 4 in a SMALLER FILE SIZE FOR EASIER DOWNLOADING - click here the recordings of the webinar 3 first broadcast August 23/24 2012 - Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers: coaching clients to see fractal patterns in their actions LINK ...
Here is the Webinar 3 The Attractors handout and the recordings of the webinar 3 first broadcast August 9/10 2012 - Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers: Using the Attractors. LINK TO WEBINAR HERE Here is the Edge of Chaos Poster featured in webinar
How to use the Exploring Chaos Reality Checklist - Webinar 2 in Coaching for Change using Chaos is the next webinar in the series. It will be first broadcast live on July 19 (North America, UK, EIRE, Europe) and July 20 in Australia and other Asian/Australasian countries. However you can always access a recording of ...
This is Webinar 1 Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers. You need to have paid for a subscription to this webinar or the whole series. Go to shop to pay or continue if you have the access codes. Webinar 1 Coaching with the Chaos Theory of Careers complexity, change and chance – An introduction ...
Goals are promoted as the way to success in many coaching, counseling and training situations. Goals are not enough for success in a Chaotic world is the title of my latest youtube video embedded here. The world changes, you change, change is inevitable except from a vending machine. The point of this video is to overcome ...
Coaching can benefit from animation company Pixar and their rules of story telling. Pixar has 22 rules of story telling, according to David Price, the author of Pixar Touch - see his blog here. He gleaned these rules from the tweets of Emma Coats, a Pixar storyboard artist. I think they can be usefully ...
