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Theory U : Leading from the emerging future
ResponsiveOrg Zurich
Michael Wyrsch
Managing Director & Changeologist
at
Wyrsch & Partner GmbH
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C. Otto Scharmer ( MIT-Institute Boston)
) Autor von „Theorie U“ ( Carl-Auer-Verlag 2009
The Blind Spot of Leadership
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“The success of an intervention depends on the interior condition
of the intervenor.” William O’Brien, former CEO of
the Hanover Insurance Company
Joseph Jaworski: “When you open your soul and when you bring your whole heart into the room, it changes the structure of the room.”
Blind Spot: Two important insights from Otto Scharmer
1. Our deepest interior, (what we really deep down believe and feel) that place from where our thougths and actions originate is our blind spot and it is more important to the outcome of our work as (spiritual) leaders than we imagine.
2. Secondly: Our tools as (spiritual) leaders is not our knowledge, but our ability to listen and dialogue.
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What is it?
U-procedure and theory U:
• is a change management method to change unproductive patterns of behavior.
• is about personal leadership and a different way of thinking.
• is addressing the human being part of life
• has a holistic approach that can be traced back to Buddhism, Taoism and Sufism. It is important to go beyond the personality and to start looking for the ‘true self’.
• enables people throughout organizations to let go off the prevailing approach that is based on the past and to focus more on the future.
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The origin of Theory U
• developed by Friedrich (Fritz) Glasl and Dirk Lemson of the NPI (Netherlands Pedagogical Institute) in 1968
• used in organisation development and social development since then
• Otto Scharmer studied the method and interviewed Dr Glasl during his doctoral studies
• This work itself draws on collaboration between Scharmer and his colleagues Peter Senge, Joseph Jaworski and Betty Sue Flowers (https://www.solonline.org/)
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Step 6. Brainstorm new solutions and initiatives
Open Will
Open Heart
Open Mind
Step 1. You face a design, strategic or innovation challenge
Step 2. Convene a core team, a strategic microcosm of the whole system
Step 55. Find the deeper meaning and purpose See the whole
Step 7. Rapid prototyping of severeal new designs or initiatives
Step 8. Test pilot with strategic stakeholders and users
Step 9. Scale up and co-evolve the projects and initiatives
Step 4. Synthesize insights and discover the deeper pattern
Performing Initiate
Give space
suspending
deep dive
letting go
Who is my Self? What is my work?
letting come
enacting
embodying
Step 3. Explore the issue in depth …
immerse
experience
Learn
inspire
Sense
Discover
Visit places
Field: Structure Of Attention
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Repeat the patterns of the past
Facilitate the developing future
I-in-me I-in-it
I-in-you I-in-now
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Presencing • Generative Dialog (Flow) • Collective creativity • Silence and respect • Listening from the emerging
future • Rule-generating
Dialog • Reflecting Dialog • I can change my view • I am the „other“ • Empathic listening • Rule-reflecting
Downloading • Talking nice • politeness • No own thoughts • Listeningprojecting • Rule-reenacting
Debate • Talking though • I am my own view • The others are the target • Listening from outside • Rule-revealing
The essence
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suspending
letting go
Prototyping the new by linking head, heart, hand
Crystallizing vision and intention
embodying
enacting
letting come
Presencing connecting to Source
Downloading past patterns
Open Will
Open Heart
Open Mind
redirecting
Seeing with fresh eyes
Sensing from the field
Performing by operating from the whole
How to apply? – It is so easy!
• Draw an U
• Mark the steps & the transitions
• Define the „challenge“
• Assign your methods to the steps (best fit)
• Define the transition activities (sometimes not needed)
• Check for the overall flow
• Check for a holistic composition (this is art !)
• Make a walkthrough through your steps – In a room
– Use Ground Anchors (for the steps)
– Walk physically
• Feel: Is it ok?
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Ablauf (2 Day Workshop)
Gemeinsames Ankommen Frei werden
Runterladen
Innehalten hinsehen
Umwenden hinspüren
Loslassen
Presencing mit der Quelle verbinden,
anwesend werden
Kommen lassen
Hervorbringen crystallizing, verdichten
Verkörpern prototyping, erproben
In die Welt bringen
Gemeinsamer Impuls / Reflektion: • Wie sind wir unterwegs? • Welche Themen sind dazu gekommen?
Reflektion Festhalten des Erreichten Definieren der nächsten
Persönlichen Schritte
Vorab Marktplatz: Sammeln von Anliegen
und Beiträgen
Gruppenarbeit
Start 13.00 Uhr
Abschluss Lessons Learned
Abendessen 19.00 Uhr
Mittagessen ca. 12.30 Uhr
Ende 16.00 Uhr Auslegen und
Besichtigen der Anliegen / Beiträge
Aufteilung / Gruppenbildung Nach Interesse / Schwerpunkt
Gruppenarbeit
Gruppenarbeit
Report back
Gem. Kaffeepause
Gruppenarbeit
Gruppenarbeit
Gruppenarbeit
Presencing Reflection
Gruppenarbeit
Gruppenarbeit
Gruppenarbeit
Brain / Prototype Reflection
Gem. Kaffeepause
Gem. Kaffeepause
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In a development / training game
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suspending
deep dive redirecting
letting go
Presencing Who is my Self?
What is my work?
letting come
enacting
embodying
reflecting
Downloading Seeing
Sensing
Crystallizing Prototyping
Performing
Self-reflection
Knowledge Management Project (~ 8 month)
Theory U Method
1. Downloading Dialog, Interviews, Preparation Knowledge Café
2. Seeing Kick-off presentation, Knowledge Café, Cross-organization Dialog
3. Sensing Knowledge-Café Evaluation, Dialog Key-People, KM-Model-Mapping
4. Presencing Reflection, Dialog Leadership, Dreaming
5. Crystalizing Semi-structured Dialog, Case Clinic, Supplier Evaluation
6. Prototyping Iterative development, Building of CoP‘s & Dialog with these experts
7. Performing Transition into practical use, Lessons Learned
Transitions Several, meetings, etc.
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Build up Knowledge Sharing Environment for a specialized tour operator to store knowledge about travel in a specific area. Include local knowledge and
experience to differentiate from other travel agencies and internet.
Now it is your turn!
• Take a sheet of paper
• Remember your last successful project/task
• Try to assign the steps in the project to the U steps
• Show & discuss your results to the others.
• Does it fit?
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Collectively and playfully bring the future into the present.
Michael Wyrsch
Wyrsch & Partner GmbH
Geisswies 24
8414 Buch
Switzerland
Mobile: +41 79 207 78 86
e-mail: [email protected]
http://www.wyrsch-partner.ch
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