IFP Journal

So far, a record of my efforts to identify an "individual field project" that will a) satisfy the assignment requirements for my Masters degree program, and b) satisfy my own requirements for strategic learning and passionate involvement.

Saturday, September 10, 2005

Terrapin Station

The division's Learning Organization project is the center of gravity right now, so I'm starting this blog with a post on that.

Reading Senge's The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook is like reading a prayerbook. He makes creating a learning organization sound like a spiritual aspiration, and I think that it is.

But exactly what is a learning organization? Is it a journey or a destination? I believe it is a never-ending journey, which makes it hard to build a structured "project" around it . . . what are the milestones? What are the deliverables? How will I know if we've been "successful?"

I need to talk to Eric before I set off on such a journey.

It is an activity that excites me, though. What if through this experience I got a chance to take it to another organization . . . and another . . . and another? I could be a part of human transformation in a way that makes my heart beat faster. Wow - to engage in joyful, meaningful work every day - what a concept!

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