Individual and Small-group Activities

Resources

Reading The Compromise Trap has helped me move from a mindset focused on being “right” to one focused on being “effective.” I have gained greater clarity of purpose through deep reflection on what - for me - constitutes a “worthy enough win” (serving patients), which has been invaluable in transcending the ego-based, often antagonistic interactions of the past. The book has helped me discover a more cooperative, constructive way forward in my relationships with peers and superiors.

Jeff Venable, RPSGT – Health Care Professional

Individual and Small-group Activities

Activities and conversations you can run with your own team or facilitate for a client.

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Individual and Small-group Activities for The Compromise Trap

Six activities to strengthen your personal foundations for staying true to yourself and build the skills for making "positive plays" at work, to do as a twelve-week program or one by one.

Peer Assist Activity

This simple peer-coaching method allows leaders to get help with current challenges and develop their skills, by tapping each other as thought-partners and "critical friends."

Clearness Committee Activity

The “Clearness Committee” is a method developed by the Quakers in the 1660’s to help individuals discern their path when they face an important choice or opportunity. Adapted from Palmer’s excellent book, A Hidden Wholeness.