The Way of Nowhere: Eight Questions to Release Our Creative Potential
The Way of Nowhere is a successful experiment and bold invitation to a rich new way of thinking and acting ... It is also a guide to the absolutely essential reshaping of our institutions that the times demand. The new standard for combining inspirational new thinking with real world guidance on how to achieve genuine organisational change has been set. William Isaacs, author Dialogue and The Art of Thinking Together, Senior Lecturer, MIT Sloan School. The Way of Nowhere is a fast-track to dramatic and subtle breakthroughs in both the personal and professional realms. Jamie Catto, creative-catalyst and one half of the Grammy nominated concept band 1 Giant Leap. What can I say about The Way of Nowhere? It's a mystery play, dark and barely penetrable. Just as Nowhere work their magic now and here, The Way of Nowhere touches you everywhere ... It tests you, pushes you, deconstructs and reconstructs you. But its magic depends on you. Martin Wyn Griffith, Director of Service Transformation, Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, UK Government. Nowhere consistently challenge every step of our individual and collective path in a way that develops your deeper self, collective awareness and focus. Jamie Anley, MD, Jam Design & Communication. The rarest form of leadership is one which releases all of the creativity and energy of the team. Where there is a real unifying purpose, where there is honesty, openness and trust and emotions are recognised and channelled, not suppressed ... Working with Nowhere has transformed my leadership. David Lawrence, Head of R&D;, Syngenta AG. Nowhere is unique. Unique in its combination of insights at the point where business and the behavioural sciences intersect. Unique in the way it approaches a client - not as a doctor with a patient, but as a coach with an athlete. Unique in its blend of mysterious and practical, humorous and serious. Martin Taylor, Chairman, Syngenta AG.