Category: Decision Making
Strategies for integrating objections
In this article: How to deal with objections Integrating objections is one of the core pieces of sociocracy. By integrating objections skillfully, concerns turn into a constructive force to improve […]
Deepening Our Practice of “Both/And” Thinking – Laureen Golden
In a world of increasing complexity, a “both/and” mindset provides significant competitive advantage. Those who value the ways Sociocracy supports “both/and” thinking will likely find Polarity Management™ to be a […]
Simple formats, first sociocratic steps to objections – Pierre Houben
How can I teach consent starting with just enough theory, invite to practice and improve after with feedback? Answering this question, this is what I’m experimenting
Picture-forming with 6 hats – Erin Young
The Six Thinking Hats of Edward de Bono present a series of lenses to consider a situation/issue (ranging from facts, emotions & feelings, cautions, the plus side, creative options, to big picture).
Selection process
In this article: What is the selection process? One of the richest processes in sociocracy, the selection process is sociocracy’s tool for electing people into leadership and other roles, known […]
On rounds in sociocracy
Speaking in rounds is an essential tool of sociocracy. Rounds promote equivalence and every voice being heard.
Consent decision-making in a family meeting
Family meetings are a wonderful and easy way of giving (your) children a voice. In family meetings (just like any other time almost), they can learn what it means to be heard and taken seriously. If you have never tried it, give it a shot!
