Polarity Thinking Virtual Open House to learn about GMU’s Polarity Thinking Program

By |2020-10-31T10:58:55-05:00July 23rd, 2020||

Join us on Wednesday September 9 from 12 noon to 12:45 p.m. for our Polarity Thinking Virtual Open House to learn more about George Mason University's Polarity Thinking program and its tools. Drop in anytime during this informal discussion to get your questions answered. Polarities are interdependent forces that create tension in complex situations. This certification [...]

Thinking in Solvable “either/or” AND Unsolvable (but Leverage-able) “both/and”

By |2018-12-15T16:21:49-05:00August 5th, 2015|Polarity Thinking|

The Critical Competency for the 21st Century Leaders: Solving What’s Solvable and Leveraging What’s Not When a leader, team, or organizational system is facing a change, conflict, chronic issue, or cross-cultural challenge, one a question that has potential to create outsized results is: “Is this challenge solvable sustainably by choosing either one or the other [...]

Polarity Thinking AND Problem-solving | Continuity AND Transformation | Collective Justice AND Individual Justice | Freedom AND Equality | Self AND Other

By |2018-12-15T19:44:55-05:00July 4th, 2015|Continuity and Transformation, Freedom AND Equality, Individual Justice and Collective Justice, Polarity Thinking, Polarity Thinking and Problem-solving Thinking, Self and Other|

Independence Day Reflections on a Few of My Heroes “Polarity Thinking is a supplement to either/or problem-solving thinking – not a replacement.” Barry Johnson, PhD Our individual and collective effort to achieve independence was not expected to succeed. Against the odds the grand experiment of American independence and its representative self-government has succeeded. Bucking the idea of [...]

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