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Appreciative Evaluation of Core Process Work

Apr 29

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Appreciative Evaluation of Core Process Work

"Core Process" is a very quick story-based process to find your unique talent and personal purpose. You get just two words that have a deep meaning and endure. Last year I interviewed 30 people who had found theirs at least five years ago to discover the long-term impact of doing the work. I introduced six people to the method at a recent writers group, so it seemed timely to share the results…See More

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Love is on the Way

Dec 17, 2018

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Love is on the Way

"Love is on the Way" is the title of a short poem I wrote at a Poetry Writing workshop that was part of a GRTA conference a long time ago. It is relevant now. In spite of all the turmoil of Brexit and Donald Trump and Climate Change, there is a positive change coming. Paul Hawken's book "Blessed Unrest" refers to the two million organisations worldwide that are actively seeking to make the world a better place. Of course, we and they may fail, but I would rather be optimistic and do my bit than…See More

Dec 17, 2018

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Nick Heap commented on Bob MacKenzie's event ''Private Passions' and Highlights of our Writing Year, with Bob MacKenzie and Writing Friends.'

"Looking forward to meeting interesting people and having stimulating conversations!"

Nov 27, 2018

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"Core Process is a very quick and simple way to get your purpose in two words.http://bit.ly/aitransc. I want more people to know about it."

Nov 22, 2018

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Would you be willing to offer a pro- bono session for other AMED members and networkers?: Yes

Where do you live and work (City)?: Hatfield

What are your top professional skills?: Counselling,core process, team building, facilitating groups, appreciative inquiry

What kinds of management education and development services are you involved in?: strategic relationship building, core process (a way to discover your unique talent), coaching, team building

What is your main interest in the AMED network?: education, networking, social, inspiration, collegiate discussion/debate, collaboration, personal development

Please share your favourite management development insight or quote.: "At every moment in the past, when the whole situation is taken into account, everyone has done the very best they could do. This, in particular, is true of you." Harvey Jackins

What kind of person are you?: Evening

More about you (Short Bio or any other details you’d like people to know): I was a research chemist with ICI. I moved into organisation development with ICI in 1974.

I became a self-employed development consultant in 1982 and have extensive experience as a counsellor and coach. I work with individuals, teams, relationships between teams, and organisations in the private and public sector. I like helping senior people think about challenging issues about people and change.

There is more about my work and me on my website (www.nickheap.co.uk). This also has many free articles, designs, resources and ideas.

I am married with two grown-up children and two grandchildren and live in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK.

What I’d like from the AMED network is…: To contribute, learn and hence help people and organisations grow.

What do you do for your own development?: Networking through Ecademy, co-counselling and coconsulting with other professionals. Reading and researching both books and on-line

Your Business Website: http://www.nickheap.co.uk

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At 13:01 on August 7, 2012, Bob MacKenzie said…: Dear Nick

Welcome back to the AMED Network.

It's good to see your name popping on the AMED website again.

How about posting an image of yourself, so that relative newcomers can recognise you?

Best wishes. Bob