LDP Community Inquiry

Three times a year the community gathers online to engage in collaborative inquiry around a topic or area of interest brought to the community by members of the community. We welcome not only authorised users of the Leadership Development Profile but anyone who has an interest in adult development. The intent is to provide a regular co-created space for like-minded people to hang out together and deepen our individual and collective inquiry process on topics that feel important and of interest to us. You may come regularly, pop in sometimes or join us for a one-off topic that engages you.

Our next session will be How (not) to speak of love with Ian Mitchell on 27 November, 12-2pm (UK time)

Ian says that an emerging theme for him in his practice seems to be the exploration of personal relationships, and an inquiry he's come to truly value is, can you talk with each other about what it means when you say ‘I love you’?’ And what he's come to discover is that the Action Logic lens that someone is looking through when they say those words may differ greatly from the Action Logic lens that their partner is looking through if they say it back. And when that is the case, an understanding of the various meaning-making apertures onto love can become relationally important. 

So, we’ll be exploring some of these apertures together - Diplomat to Ironist - and seeing what light the inquiry might shed on the wonderfully personal question ‘ How deeply have you loved?’ 

Use the booking button below to reserve your place. We look forward to seeing you!