1-2-4-All
A participation structure that lets everyone contribute to a question in ~12–20 minutes: one minute of silent reflection alone, two minutes in pairs, four minutes in foursomes, then each foursome shares one standout i…
For the inner work behind the outer work
Public exercises, practices, and methods from the commons — Liberating Structures to Work That Reconnects to Theory U — mapped to the 25 skills of the Inner Development Guide. Every tool keeps its origin and its makers' names, and carries the three things a facilitator needs to feel for a room: what it can open (depth), what it takes to hold (facilitation), and what a group must already have (trust).
Every dot is a tool you can open — gentle at the centre, deepening toward the transformational edge.
An icebreaker any group can run, a reflective model that runs itself, and a grief ritual that asks for an experienced space-holder and established trust. The labels tell them apart before the workshop — notice the dots warming as depth grows.
A participation structure that lets everyone contribute to a question in ~12–20 minutes: one minute of silent reflection alone, two minutes in pairs, four minutes in foursomes, then each foursome shares one standout i…
The systems-thinking staple: start from a visible event and dig down through the layers beneath it — patterns and trends, systemic structures, and the mental models and paradigms that hold the structures in place — th…
A ritual structure for honoring pain for the world. The circle is divided into quadrants holding symbolic objects — a stone (fear), dead leaves (sorrow), a stick (anger), an empty bowl (emptiness/deprivation). One at…
Cultivating Our Inner Life
Understanding Our Complex World
Caring for Others and the World
Building Trust and Working Together
Leading and Enabling Change
●●●○ depth (1 informational → 4 transformational edge; the dots warm as it deepens) · holding 0–4 (self-guided → specialist) · ★★★ trust (any group → established) · disclosure (none / optional / required). This is a directory, not a certification — and deep is not better. The labels exist so the mismatch between an exercise and a room becomes visible before the workshop. The model, explained →