by Nancy L Seibel | Jul 25, 2017 | Nonprofits Blog, Relationship-Based & Reflective Practice
Powerful questions catch your attention. They promote reflective practice. They help you figure things out. You know a powerful question when you hear one. It stops you in your tracks and makes you think. Something new becomes clear to you as you consider the...
by Nancy L Seibel | Apr 24, 2017 | Nonprofits Blog, Relationship-Based & Reflective Practice
I tried out something new recently. Actually it was something old as well. Back in my teens I enthusiastically but inexpertly taught myself to embroider. I enjoyed my efforts but really never got very good at it, and eventually I put it aside. Over the decades, I’ve...
by Nancy L Seibel | Jan 31, 2017 | Quest, Relationship-Based & Reflective Practice
Our seventh Quest2017 prompt, provided by inspiring influencer, father, author, media producer and entrepreneur Jonathan Fields landed a bit differently than the previous ones did. In response, I made lists identifying what’s happening with me, and how I act and...
by Nancy L Seibel | Jul 29, 2016 | Hope, Relationship-Based & Reflective Practice
How do questions bring us together? By expressing interest, curiosity, open-mindedness. By encouraging careful thought, getting at the thoughts, beliefs, feelings and values embedded in our words and actions. We’ve been having a discussion about this in the Keys...
by Nancy L Seibel | May 1, 2015 | Department of Hope, Relationship-Based & Reflective Practice
Maryland Family Network blogs about Baltimore child care center founder and director Crystal Flowers. She and her staff are working to ensuring young children’s ability to cope with the tension and the violence that’s taken place in parts of the city...
