Method Facilitation
Facilitating people through Ping Practice.
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Facilitating people through Ping Practice.
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To date, the main research subject to develop a practice of unblocking myself.
This experiment marks the first time other people will be experimenting with by using
This experiment is an effort to answer the following research questions:
How might the method, and the way it's communicated, be improved to more effectively meet people where they currently are?
What follows is an outline of how this initial experiment is being structured.
The initial cohort of experimenters included 13 people, five of which were familiar with, and in some cases, contributing to this project prior to the experiment beginning.
Everyone, regardless of how familiar they were with this project, has been doing the following:
Using Twitter or Todoist to name moments when they notice themselves stuck and/or moved
Using Airtable to revisit the what they are naming
Meeting with 3-4 times (weekly) to reflect on what they're noticing through completing the quests that accompany each week.
Each phase of the experiment is meant to guide people through, what I currently understand to be, the four key moments of the method:
Name moments when you notice yourself stuck or moved
Revisit what you've named to explore and elaborate on what speaks to you
Create memorable cues (broadly defined) your future self can call on to unblock yourself
Make self-supporting choices
To provide some orientation as experimenters go about doing the above, each person has sketched out a few outcomes they would feel energized about realizing by the end of the week experiment.
Does the reliably lead people to developing a practice of unblocking themselves?
