Would you like some company?
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.
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Margaret Mead
A lot of my work now is one to one. However, as Martin Buber reminds us “all learning takes place in relationship”. I know that some of my greatest learning comes from the small, connected communities that I’m a part of. I like to create spaces to connect people to one another, so that their experiences can be heard, seen, chewed over, digested and felt.
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Current spaces where we can be together are through my Workshops, Online Storytelling Community, and Leaders Circle.
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If you are interested in learning more about any of these communities, please drop me a line to find out more....
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Attending Sandra’s storytelling workshop is taking a break from the madcap world and tasting a sample of the better world we are working towards. Her facilitation has enough rigour to challenge supported by sincere warmth and nurturing. Sandra took a room full of strangers to become a learning community in one short day.
I would have every confidence in recommending Sandra, her expertise, agility and skill are exemplary. I look forward to another opportunity to work with her.
— Deena Gornick, Deena Gornick Executive Coaching Ltd
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I believe in creating spaces for the “missing conversations” (Susan Scott); for the challenging conversations, the bridging conversations that allow us to join the dots and perspectives. As I see it, that’s how we learn to experience the world in its fullest sense, and to recognise that we’re a small piece of the puzzle.
As a response to Covid-19, I invited a small group of leaders to meet and connect to share wisdom and experience. These meetings are informal and are a chance to speak freely; listen to others’ experiences and to find community with people who share similar challenges and questions. My hope is that this enables people to reflect on how they’re leading and to cultivate practices to enable them to be present and respond mindfully to those they lead.
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If you are interested in learning more about any of these communities, please drop me a line to find out more....
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If you want to travel fast, go alone; if you want to travel far, go together.”