RSA coaching network: thinking clearly amid complexity: Part II - RSA

RSA coaching network: thinking clearly amid complexity: Part II

Fellowship events

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Online

Please join us for a Coaching Network Transformational Conversation designed for leaders and changemakers tackling complex challenges, especially those related to issues that appear intractable, or where we feel overwhelmed by the amount of information of decisions facing us. 

This is the second part of a two-part dialogue and we invite those who came to the first one to return with their insights and questions, and those who are joining us for the first time with this topic, to bring their questions and complexity to work with during the evening. 

As we face increasing hyperstimulation (through media and social media, polarisation of the debate, or perceived existential threats), this amplifies a sense of complexity and ambiguity which can distract us from the issue, or reduce our effectiveness to act. 
 
This conversation is designed to support you to be more clear-minded amid complexity and hyperstimulation. It isn't a conversation about the theoretical nature of complexity, but about how we process, make sense of, and respond. 
 
During these 90 minutes with a small group, you will:

1) practice awareness-based leadership;

2) identify where and how complexity and ambiguity can disempower us;

3) understand how to break these patterns to function more effectively in a complex environment.  

This event is an opportunity for you to bring your current challenges or explorations and we ask that you find a quiet space, and, ideally, that your camera is working so that you can fully participate in the small group discussions. 

You'll also get the opportunity to connect with like-minded leaders and professionals, and walk away with practical insights to feel lighter and clear-minded.

Taking part in Online Events

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At the RSA, we strive to create inclusive and supportive environments for all Fellows. We recognise that individuals may require different forms of support to fully participate in our events and activities. Therefore, we welcome and encourage Fellows to bring the support they feel is necessary, whether it be a carer, an emotional support animal, or any other form of assistanceWe ask that you fill out the accessibility requirements box in your Eventbrite booking form in advance of attending one of our events to ensure that the venues can accommodate such requirements. Our aim is to ensure that everyone feels comfortable and valued, and we are committed to accommodating diverse needs to foster an inclusive community.

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Upcoming South West England Fellowship events

  • Shaping the future of Poltimore House

    Fellowship events

    Poltimore House, EX4 0AU

    This interactive event will provide Fellows with an opportunity to share ideas to help shape the way ahead for Poltimore House.

  • RSA South West Ideathon

    Fellowship events

    Online

    We are inviting Fellows in the South West to connect online to create and develop new ideas via an Ideathon-workshop brought by one of our Fellows, Erik Rodriguez Vazquez, an innovator based in Bristol. The challenge? To co-design a new format event for us as Fellows to enjoy this autumn.