Comments on: Where are we at? Divergent and convergent processes https://www.danielvaverka.com/where-are-we-at-divergent-and-convergent-processes/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=where-are-we-at-divergent-and-convergent-processes Life is a game. Sometimes a more enjoyable one and sometimes a bit less but we always need to continue playing it. In this blog, I will reflect on my personal observations on rules of the game and on how to change them. I will also share with you what I have recently read, came across and done. I hope you will enjoy visiting this site and that you will learn something new! Sun, 31 Mar 2013 20:43:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 By: Maria https://www.danielvaverka.com/where-are-we-at-divergent-and-convergent-processes/#comment-810 Maria Sun, 31 Mar 2013 20:43:18 +0000 http://www.danielvaverka.com/?p=625#comment-810 Daniel - great read, thanks for sharing. Your post reminded me of an expedition I participated in nearly four years ago - 30 students, business leaders and scientists embarked on an adventure to learn first-hand about climate change and help realise practical solutions once back to 'reality'. An expert on ontology, Roger, facilitated our creative thinking and collaborative working. He was excellent - he really got our group to 'diverge'... to a point where we diverged so much that we lost track of everything and found it hard to recollect what we actually had to do! We let go of everything... prejudices...opinions... and we were left with just our feelings and open minds! I remember being scared at some point - Roger said it is normal. We were faced with a sea of struggles, like the waves of the Drake Passage. Eventually we did 'converge' as a group - it was one of the best mental journeys of my life. Daniel – great read, thanks for sharing.

Your post reminded me of an expedition I participated in nearly four years ago – 30 students, business leaders and scientists embarked on an adventure to learn first-hand about climate change and help realise practical solutions once back to ‘reality’.

An expert on ontology, Roger, facilitated our creative thinking and collaborative working. He was excellent –
he really got our group to ‘diverge’… to a point where we diverged so much that we lost track of everything and found it hard to recollect what we actually had to do!

We let go of everything… prejudices…opinions… and we were left with just our feelings and open minds!

I remember being scared at some point – Roger said it is normal. We were faced with a sea of struggles, like the waves of the Drake Passage.

Eventually we did ‘converge’ as a group – it was one of the best mental journeys of my life.

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