I appreciate your reflections on the session, Vaughn. We often don't reveal this inner world as gatherers and facilitators— but, as the not-knowing-navigator— sharing this insight and your thinking about it is super interesting. Looking forward to future sessions, and your behind the curtain thinking on it.
Not-knowing and the challenges you describe that come from it, make me want to connect it to what sounds like the opposite — different ways of knowing. But I suspect the connection (if there is one), is more complex.
Have you come across that notion by John Vervaeke, known for his YouTube lecture series Awakening from the Meaning Crisis? I try to summarize his 4 ways of knowing here: https://stefanlesser.substack.com/p/four-ways-of-knowing
I appreciate your reflections on the session, Vaughn. We often don't reveal this inner world as gatherers and facilitators— but, as the not-knowing-navigator— sharing this insight and your thinking about it is super interesting. Looking forward to future sessions, and your behind the curtain thinking on it.
Happy to hear you’re splitting into two tracks, Vaughn
First time I hear abt process strategy
I googled about it and came across a few articles I liked
I wonder if you or other readers have a way to compare and contrast against recipes?
Not-knowing and the challenges you describe that come from it, make me want to connect it to what sounds like the opposite — different ways of knowing. But I suspect the connection (if there is one), is more complex.
Have you come across that notion by John Vervaeke, known for his YouTube lecture series Awakening from the Meaning Crisis? I try to summarize his 4 ways of knowing here: https://stefanlesser.substack.com/p/four-ways-of-knowing