From these four observations:
1/ Until a community learns how to have new conversations together, it will act in fragmented ways
2/ Fragmentation is the source of most issues we call “problems” in a community
3/ New conversations do not depend on politics or economics, but rather on the willingness of people to have new conversations
4/ Conversations that create a new future together are conversations about our dreams, small acts, our gifts, and invitations
Questions emerge:
What are the old conversations in this community that have been unproductive or fragmenting for the community?
Why do you think these conversations have lacked power?
Who else’s dreams and gifts in the community have also not been engaged by these conversations?
Where is your community at discussing these questions?
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