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I’ve heavily researched this topic (thought about it for 5 minutes) and discovered that there are three types of Appreciative Inquiry and Tai Chi practitioners
- Talkers
Those who can talk in depth about it but still wade in shallow waters when it comes to living their discipline. - Mechanics
Can facilitate it in a nuts and bolts approach but still need a bit more oil in the engine to start the motor - Doers
Those who live the principles – both in their work as a practitioner and in life in general
If you are a talker or a mechanic then it’s easy to become a doer if you focus on it.
Walk your talk, move past the mechanics of your discipline, and you’ll become a fair dinkum (real) practitioner.
Doer!
Good on you, Jordan. I thought you’re a doer.