This week we conducted an overview of the Power of TED* essential frameworks for an executive leadership team. When we got to the overview of Dynamic Tension as a framework for creating outcomes, we talked about what we call the 3-step dance as a way to create the outcomes we want. The 3-steps are: Focus …
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I am sometimes amazed at people’s reactions when they realize the measure of perfection I have attained by applying TED* (*The Empowerment Dynamic) ™ in my life. No longer do I react to problems from a Victim Orientation and engage in Karpman’s Drama Triangle – that toxic Dreaded Drama Triangle ™ of a Victim reacting …
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Politics is one area of public life in which we see the Dreaded Drama Triangle (DDT) ™ play out over and over again – a topic that I write on from time to time. (Previous topics include “Persecuting in Politics” and “Politics and the Drama Triangle.”) This is one of those times. Unless you are …
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This week, I had the pleasure of facilitating a planning meeting for Third River Partners – as well as the privilege of sharing The Power of TED* with their network of consultants. The primary process tool that guided the flow of the first day’s meeting was Dynamic Tension, which is an adaptation of Robert Fritz’s …
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