[Ailist] Examples of great provocative propositions?
Rob Voyle
rob at voyle.com
Sat Nov 8 16:37:34 MST 2008
Hi Andy
Probably one of my favorite AI activities is helping folk develop provocative
propositions. I call them provocative purpose statements as the language
provocative propositions often generates blank looks. Many of the folk I work
with are from church settings and they generate personal provocative purpose
statements as part of the training.
Here are some of my favorites:
Jesus of Nazareth: I am the bread of life..... I am the light of the world.
Rob Voyle: I am helpful, humorous, and healing.
Ruth Ragucci: I help you find your bearings and navigate when the winds of
change have blown you into uncharted waters.
Sylva Leduc: I coach executives caught between a rock and a heart place.
Elizabeth Fellows: We create human centered, soul driven, meaningful work
places.
Kerith Harding: I help people to see what they haven´t seen, To hear what they
haven´t heard, To think what they haven´t thought, and to do what they didn´t
know was possible.
Morgan Stier: I am the river that connects mountain with ocean, while laughing
eternally, that is constantly changing and moving forward, yet simultaneously is
always there with you.
Marla Young: I am a vessel of nourishment; I will give you the meat of
encouragement the spice of humor and the sweetness of acceptance.
Pam Mott: I am a weaver of the community fabric.
All Saints Staff: We are the staff of All Saints-by-the-Sea, serving our
community as the embrace of Christ.
All Saints´ Catechesis Program: We open doors for children to fall in love with
Jesus.
St. James Wichita, Kansas: Ancient Worship, Open Minds
Come Inside, Make a difference.
Rob
Robert J. Voyle, Psy.D.
Director, Clergy Leadership Institute
For Coaching and Training in Appreciative Inquiry
Author: Core Elements of the Appreciative Way
http://www.clergyleadership.com/
503-647-2378 or 503-647-2382
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