WONDER
" Wonder is not precisely knowing" ~ Emily Dickinson I've been rethinking WONDER since Patrick Lencioni's The Six Types of Working Genius. WONDER is the first gear of Working Genius that drives the other five. However, I'm more interested in how WONDER shows up in our own lives and drives our engagement in the world. 🌟 Openness & Curiosity: there are many things written on openness and curiosity from different disciplines; the biggest being able to suspend judgement and ask questions to gain understanding. Your experience is what you agree to tend to… the most difficult being Radical Acceptance for what is shared with you and what shows up within you. ❔WONDER stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system by disrupting our default pattern of reaction. what surprises & delights you? when do you suspend bias? how do you practice intelligent naïveté? 🌟 Bewilderment & Hope: bewilderment is the disruptive factor in WONDER; it's a noticing with