who am i?
Know thyself. Name the problem you carry and what you fear about it.
Committed to a world that works for all
Every durable solution we have ever seen began the same way: someone was willing to say their problem out loud, sit with the worst of it, and then — listened to with respect — make room for what is possible. Our process is a structured conversation that walks you through exactly that, at your own pace, in your own words.
the four questions
Everything in the process traces back to four questions, old ones. The third carries a Lakota teaching — Mitakuye Oyasin, “we are all related.”
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how are we all related?
Name the people your problem touches — and who might help.
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where are we going?
Imagine the best possible outcome, concretely.
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how will we get there?
Strategies, actions, partnerships. Yes — it is a possibility.
begin the process
Six questions, three short steps. You can save a draft and return any time. When you finish, you’ll see your problem reflected back to you — organized, in your own words, ready to share or to bring to a facilitator.
start the questionnaire