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Every day there is a new headline or social media post showing just how far apart we’ve all become. Issues that once sparked civil debate—including poverty, racism, sexism and climate change—now provoke political grandstanding and shouting matches. How do we bring all of the opposing sides in our culture together for dialogue, learning, and change?
We are beyond thrilled to welcome Barry Johnson, esteemed teacher and author of all things related to polarity thinking, to dive deeper into the concept of AND-thinking, and share real-world techniques to bridge the divides that separate us and move towards understanding and healing.
PLEASE NOTE: Kindly prepare for this session by reading the below PDF from Barry’s book, “And” prior to the session.
PDF: STACKING POLARITIES ON POVERTY, RACISM, SEXISM AND CLIMATE CHANGE
This is a free session open to all with interactive breakouts.
MEET BARRY JOHNSON, Founding Partner, Chairman & Creator of The Polarity Map® and Principles
Barry (he/him) created the first Polarity Map® and set of principles in 1975. Since then he has been learning And applying Polarity Thinking® with people and organizations all over the world. As Chairman of Polarity Partnerships, LLC., he continues to explore and promote supplementing Or-thinking with And-thinking to enhance our quality of life on our planet.
With humility And pride, Barry continues to create a collaborative international community of polarity practitioners, including Mastery Program graduates, who are dedicated to the study and application of Polarities in a variety of disciplines and situations.
Barry’s newest publication, And: Volume One – Foundations and And: Volume Two – Applications represent what he and his colleagues have learned about And-thinking since his first book, Polarity Management: Identifying and Managing Unsolvable Problems, came out in 1992.
Barry is an avid outdoorsman and intrepid traveler, and brings head And heart together in his teaching and consulting. Barry and his wife, Dana, have 5 children and 11 grandchildren.
Areas of Polarity Thinking application: Business & Industry, Government, Education, Not-for-profit