05:00:20 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	Good grief . . . after all this time struggling to find my unmute . . .
05:04:26 From Julie Claussen To Everyone:
	I think sometimes groups want an easy communications fix instead of a deeper dive that takes hard work.
05:04:28 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	Peer to peer teaching.  Yep!  You can' co his by yourself.
05:05:28 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	Bad typing.   You can't do this by yourself.
05:06:05 From Robin To Everyone:
	Yes
05:06:10 From Oliver Braedt To Everyone:
	no
05:06:12 From Sumila Gulyani To Everyone:
	I can't make it
05:06:17 From Mesky Brhane’s iPad To Everyone:
	No on leave
05:06:18 From Steve Danyo To Everyone:
	Yes
05:09:35 From Nancy Knowlton To Everyone:
	What about the following week 26 Dec is actually a holiday in US
05:10:16 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	Nancy- after today we'll be going on a 3 week break.  We won't be back until Jan 9th.
05:11:48 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	Week 1 Working Circles are now available to sign up to participate in - sign up here:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17ry5-PdWi2UjPUk_VAHZv9MtkMCc7Fuu0laltWsKcOU/edit#gid=0
05:18:25 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	I was thinking the save thing.  I want to see how hopeful the future can be.
05:20:43 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	For the Heaven and Heaven, the first Heaven is to establish what's going on and who the main people/organizations are.  I've found the second Heaven is most powerful when you focus on the future, what you're hoping to achieve.
05:23:39 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	I have found that if you clearly state the problem then you will have a much more powerful therefore.    Focused Problem statement leads to Focused Solution statement.
05:24:47 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	I recently use examples of ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future "spirit is the way the future will be more might be . . . " group resonated to the framework
05:24:59 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	*is this the way
05:25:00 From Julie Claussen To Everyone:
	This second part does provide a vision for the future and it lulls the audience into thinking that all is well.  BUT…
05:35:41 From Julie Claussen To Everyone:
	Is it that one message is focusing on the process: the partnerships and leadership needed to get things done and the other message is focused on the product - what is actually getting done.
05:35:49 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	The ABT Blue Card:  http://storycirclestraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/ABT_3_steps.pdf
05:39:26 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	Here's the Dave Gold article where he first mentions using the Christmas Tree:  https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2017/02/data-driven-campaigns-democrats-need-message-214759/
05:43:47 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	Bankspeak: The Language of World Bank Reports, 1946–2012:  https://litlab.stanford.edu/LiteraryLabPamphlet9.pdf
05:48:29 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	The Economist article on the World Bank:  https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2017/05/29/a-spat-over-language-erupts-at-the-world-bank
05:48:47 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	Bank-speak = Corps-speak
05:49:58 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	Julie,  Corps speak is not unique to your agency.  It permeates federal government agencies.
05:50:26 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	Agree, Rick! Sector hazard :/
05:51:10 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	But I'm still interested in why some agencies get a glimpse of something better and they are willing to apply themselves
05:51:41 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	I think those agencies have people with some degree of narrative intuition.
05:53:41 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	Nothing about getting more women to work makes sense except in light of safety.
05:55:40 From Matthew David To Everyone:
	Highly recommend you read this excerpt from "Houston, We Have A Narrative" on the 3 forms of the ABT to learn about the cABT (Conversational ABT):  http://www.storycirclestraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/THE-3-FORMS-OF-THE-ABT.pdf
06:03:20 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	Is the lack of fewer paid jobs in the "But" equivalent to public safety for women?
06:04:35 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	Is the problem social norms?
06:05:16 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	This is another great example of why you can't and shouldn't do this by yourself.
06:09:37 From Rick Nelson To Everyone:
	It is perfectly fine to “churn away” on ABTs.
06:09:55 From Julie MacLachlan To Everyone:
	Happy Holidays!