The first movement, co-initiating, focuses on beginning from nothing and uncovering some common ground. We start by creating a field or container from which the remaining four movements can come into being. How? By listening. By listening to other core players in the field (listening to others), by listening to what life calls you to do (listening

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There is a simple model that is useful for describing and facilitating collaborative creative processes. It posits that a group of participants can create something new—new understandings, relationships, commitments, or initiatives—by working through three stages. The first stage is diverging: each person contributing their experiences, ideas, or p

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