Segment 7 (2022) Analyze Experience

[Paul Terlemezian]

Learning from experience is good and yet experience includes making mistakes which is not good.

• How do we accept the vulnerability that accompanies making mistakes?
• How do we avoid diminishing others because they have made mistakes?
• How do we assure objectivity when analyzing success or failure?
• How do we assure the appropriate amount of analysis?
• What aspects of analyzing experience are you curious about?

Humorists:

• Marilyn vos Savant  https://youtu.be/dOQowCeAnRs
• The Line of Your Life Smile

Panelists:

• Allan Hess
• Chris Mathes
• Heather Maxfield
• Jacqueline Merrill
• Katie Warvel

Moderators:

• Affan Chaudry
• Larry Doiron

"Remarkable" Speakers/Listeners:

• JoAnn Labbie

[Paul Terlemezian]

Is it possible to learn without making mistakes?

Can you remember the first mistake you ever made?

What fears prevent you from learning?

What assumptions of your own are you unwilling to approach with authentic curiosity?

[Paul Terlemezian]

From the Authors of "Learning as a Way of Leading:

Analyze Experience:

"...mine it for new insights...pooling and sharing....organize differently for the common good."

[JoAnn Labbie]

Look at every situation as a gift and opportunity.

How can I grow?

What can I learn?