The Many Sides of “I Don’t Know”
At Newfield, we often say that “I don’t know,” is a wonderful place to begin. It opens up the possibility for learning because it allows one to declare oneself a newbie.
Uncovering the Hidden Architecture of Culture
When we take actions, ask questions, and our observe story from a fresh perspective, we can put the hidden architecture of culture in a place that is within reach for change.
The Virtue of Boredom and the Shadow Side of the Digitized Age
It’s not just our creativity that suffers when we lack quiet, our capacity for self-reflection, for solitude, is disrupted. This disruption in solitude and self-reflection also impacts our human development.
Newfield Grads Reveal All
Curious to know what’s it like to be a professional coach? Or what happens in a Newfield Course? Get an insider’s perspective from three of our graduates who are now successful coaches. If you’d like to hear all of their answers (to these questions and more!) you can...
Upgrading Conversations Beyond Idle Talk
This post was written by Tony Zampella, a Newfield graduate of the Coaching for Personal & Professional Mastery program. A recent post from Harvard Business Review on superficial chit-chat discussed the challenges of becoming friendly with co-workers. It...
