The Moki Project: Recent Episodes

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Las vacaciones están a la vuelta de la esquina y puede que tú también estés planeando viajar a España.

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Where did everything go?!

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The empty circle keeps on motionlessly spinning.

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Escape...how can you when your own mind is the prison? No lever can help you.

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It didn't go anywhere so I turned around and took another road, but it didn't go anywhere either.

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If you are not cool, beat it!

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Sounds like a clock. CLOCK!

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Roman numerals aren't wide enough, they're too Nero.

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The project does not require audio.  "How do I listen then?"  Heart/mind.

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Musical striations are causing new experimentation.  

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Guest Bio : Michael Hamman

Michael Hamman is dedicated to the possibility that the workplace be a site for personal, professional and social transformation. Trained in the 1980s in coaching and large group facilitation, Michael went on to train in systems thinking and methods, group dynamics and facilitation, professional and executive coaching, and in human and organization development. He is a decades-long student of the nature of human transformation, in himself, in others, and in organizations.

Over the course of the last 20 years, Michael has brought together these various strands into a unique approach to coaching, consulting, and teaching Agility within large organizational settings. Along the way, he has coached dozens of Fortune 500 companies and teams, and hundreds of leaders and coaches toward greater holistic team and enterprise-level agility.

He is recognized as a highly effective workshop leader, and for his skill in creating deep learning environments which leave participants feeling inspired by the insights and inner shifts they experience.

His book, Evolvagility: Growing an Agile Leadership Culture from the Inside Out provides a blueprint for what it means to be an agile leader in today’s complex world, and offers a practical roadmap for getting there.

Guest Bio: Lyssa Adkins

Lyssa Adkins is an internationally-recognized thought leader in the Agile community. She is deeply trained and experienced in human systems coaching and facilitation and she is a frequent keynote speaker. Her content expertise is agile coaching, adult human development, and working with change and complexity.

She is the author of Coaching Agile Teams which is still a Top 10 book a dozen years after publication. Her current focus is improving the performance of top leadership teams through insightful facilitation and organization systems coaching to help leaders take up the individual and collective transformation that is theirs to do.

Episode Highlights

05:15 Vertical Learning

09:40 Upgrading our Operating System

12:20 Inner versus Outer Agility

16:30 Three Types of Learning

19:20 Disorienting Dilemmas

21:15 Vertical Facilitation

30:00 Heat Experiences

38:45 Building Trust

42:00 Stretch Practices

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Oh yes, the water was there.

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Take a delightful journey across the oceans, through the fields, and finally up into the infinite endlessness of space with a master poet guiding you along the way.

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The levers are integrated into the mechanism.  The mechanical nature of the action is not subtle!  Your episode will not be published if you schedule it, and then save it as a draft.

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Will the new episode show up?  It's anybody's guess, I'm guessing that it will.

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A lively reading of an old classic.

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MP4 to MP3 file conversion?

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This description should show up under the player using the embed code.  I know it works but testing anyway.  The problem is that in the other show, the episode description is the same as the show description.

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It's not really better.  It's the same audio file.

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It's not really better.  It's the same audio file.

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This is the episode where I read a boring speech in a boring way.  

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This is the episode where I read a boring speech in a boring way.  

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A LECTURE DELIVERED BEFORE THE CANADIAN WATCHMAKERS’ AND RETAIL JEWELERS’ ASSOCIATION.

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The show title should not show on the player.

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The color of invisibility is hard to see.  You will need to wear some invisible glasses.

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The same episode with a different name so I can test some junk.

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Super cool integer test.

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It's a fire.