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Podcast summaries
- Keywords: Eric Chisholm Sarah McManus Conversation As Medium blindspot feedback is hard (but possible!) ottergroup fishbowl frame dialogue frame blindspot Circling Liminal Space Agency NNTD upward spiral fuel the upward spiral nobody is to blame What is Blame? building trust out of distrust trust-dancing is an element of all human interactions Game A Game B Circling NVC NNTD has let me see how certain attempts towards trust-building will fail to build non-naive trust obvious
With Tasshin Fogleman — Podcast with Tasshin Fogleman Tra… › Outline of ideas discussed. (I'm M, Tasshin is T):
core principles of the NNTD
- try to find a vantage point in your own mind from which what's being said here seems obvious to you
June 27th, 2021
- "of course / obviously" is a powerful way to communicate something that you understand to be common knowledge to be self-evident to everyone in the conversation
- but it will produce frame shear or frame pressure if used in a context where that's not so
- and potentially distrust or compartmentalization
- not just in a context where not everybody sees the thing as self-evident, but even in a context where everybody does but they don't have common knowledge
more speculative writing on NNTD (as contrasted with gene… › August 3rd, 2020 re differences in learning trajectory fo…
- If "I/we didn't do anything wrong" was as obvious to you as it is within a grounded post-blame mindset, then there's no need to even assert it. The assertion of it comes from a fear that that won't be obvious—an active maintenance of a non-blame frame in opposition to a fear of blame.
Sequence on NNTD
- choice / commitment doesn't make sense for mindset, where the choice should be obvious and if it's not, you're confused
- may relate to chapman's bit about committing to confused stances - I tweeted him some questions about this June 14th, 2021ish
- I have a piece of writing on this that's near-ready, but I'm just not sure what name to use for the good mindset
- which relates to the need for an introduction to the mindset & cultural platform shift
April 8th, 2021
- if I'd gone and tried to say "ofc XYZ" with a group for whom that wasn't also obvious then that would have invited a whole frame battle