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Lean in and Let Go: Tools for Reimagining Paperback – Large Print, April 12, 2024

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Management number 220515445 Release Date 2026/05/03 List Price US$8.40 Model Number 220515445
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The realms of movement building, leadership, and systems change often beckon certainty and urgency. But how do rest, openness to not knowing, and creativity fit into our plans and daily routine? What room is there for a pause and for daydreaming? How do we know when to lean in and what to let go of?This illustrated collection of essays and activities aims to help answer these questions. It offers creative ways to expand and deepen our understanding of ourselves and others, enhancing our awareness as well as our own leadership, teaching, or facilitative practices. It is a resource for:Leaders and managers trying to reconnect themselves and their teams to what mattersFacilitators searching for unique tools and methods to deepen reflection in meetingsA respite for those who work in movement-building and change arenasAnyone feeling lost, and yet curious about what’s possibleIt is meant to be both a resource and a creative retreat for those who lead and hold their creativity close and those who are still trying to hold it at all. Read more

ISBN13 979-8985453638
Language English
Publisher Illustrating Progress
Dimensions 8.5 x 0.23 x 11 inches
Item Weight 10.9 ounces
Print length 96 pages
Publication date April 12, 2024

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