Sometimes it amazes me how items from our past can be so relevant to our current situations. History buffs out there are most likely not surprised. This video comes at a perfect time and is extremely relevant to my work and direction right now. Thank you, Chad, for reminding me to step back and consider the third option and beyond.
Chad, how timely and apropos! This has relevance in so many areas of our lives: family, work, relationships on a broad scale, the communities with which we interact. There is very little in life than can be boiled down to one of two options. Thank you for capturing that in this insightful video segment and thank you for being vulnerable enough to use a personal experience to illustrate the point! Keep it up and thank you for sharing so freely!
I would LOVE for you to expand on the great statement you made regarding "comfort with complexity." I love this. I think this is one essential key to lead with love and grace. I am curious if you could bring this forward and focus a bit on that alone. What does this look like? How do YOU use it? Where can one infuse this? As always, I admire your leadership. Thank you for all you do!
I'm curious how a venn diagram will find a third option to the issues you mentioned in the beginning of this video? What is the third option to reproductive health?
Sometimes it amazes me how items from our past can be so relevant to our current situations. History buffs out there are most likely not surprised. This video comes at a perfect time and is extremely relevant to my work and direction right now. Thank you, Chad, for reminding me to step back and consider the third option and beyond.
Great Video! Moving away from "I'm right and you're wrong" to "where can we agree?" - the 3rd option!
Once again, Chad you make the connection between head and heart with the 3rd option. On behalf of the universe, thank you.
So nice to start this morning with the universe's gratitude :-) Thank you!
Chad, how timely and apropos! This has relevance in so many areas of our lives: family, work, relationships on a broad scale, the communities with which we interact. There is very little in life than can be boiled down to one of two options. Thank you for capturing that in this insightful video segment and thank you for being vulnerable enough to use a personal experience to illustrate the point! Keep it up and thank you for sharing so freely!
Great video Chad. YES! How often is the 3rd option not even considered! Thank you for sharing!
Such a simple question to remind us to consider other paths before we find ourselves stuck.
I remember an essay by a Quaker theologian which talked about Jesus' "third way." It was exactly this way of looking at things!
Hmm. What were the other two ways?
Beautiful way to reframe issues. Thank you for this Chad.
Love this idea when working with Teens.....they don't know what they don't know so their 3rd option is often limitless!
I would LOVE for you to expand on the great statement you made regarding "comfort with complexity." I love this. I think this is one essential key to lead with love and grace. I am curious if you could bring this forward and focus a bit on that alone. What does this look like? How do YOU use it? Where can one infuse this? As always, I admire your leadership. Thank you for all you do!
This would be fun to unpack further! Noted.
Thanks for sharing this Chad! We do forget the third option.
Glad it was helpful! Good to see you the other day during my experiment too :-)
Great video, thanks a lot, Chad!!
So glad it was useful, Cristina.
I'm curious how a venn diagram will find a third option to the issues you mentioned in the beginning of this video? What is the third option to reproductive health?