Potent Leverage Points

by | Nov 20, 2013 | Change, Inner Work, Questions, Reframing, Setting Intention

My colleague, Anne, speaks about “noodling” when she has a question that calls her into new territory. I love the image, and want to share the noodling I’ve been doing about leverage points to support non-linear change.

  • Faced with a challenge or opportunity, one of the best places to turn is inward, where we can tap the power of intention, perception, intuition and consciousness.

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  • For example, framing and reframing define the game, and can therefore change the game. The shift to seeing the glass half-full takes a nanosecond and offers much more possibility.
  • Clarity about purpose is something rock solid to both anchor to and push off from. When I’m stuck, what helps the most is connecting to the deeper purpose that is calling me forth, or to the deeper purpose of whatever I’m working on. Most groups benefit from revisiting their purpose, and framing it in a way that inspires a big “YES!
  • The shift from “self” to “Self” changes everything. Otto Scharmer calls it the shift from “Ego system awareness” to “Eco system awareness”. Lots more of his rich reflections here!
  • Our rational logical society steers us away from 99% of the game-changing potential in inner work. This is cause for hope: there is sooo much potential in shifting perspective, choosing trust, coming into alignment with purpose, tapping our intuition, being grateful …

Most of us need reminders or supportive habits to help us remember to use inner work.

Maybe this is a nudge you need!

And what if we join the revolution in consciousness — nudging each other to turn inward, and passing on inner work approaches we find helpful?