Consultants and Speakers
Robert Fritz
Robert Fritz is a colleague of Peter Senge. He developed the learning organization discipline of Personal Mastery, the discipline of constantly clarifying our true aspirations, and learning to see reality more clearly. He offers courses at his retreat in Vermont on Structural Thinking. His teachings allow us to shape a riverbed that will allow the path of least resistance to move us towards what matters most in our lives and churches. Find out about his work at www.robertfritz.com.
Robert began his career teaching classical composition at the New England Conservatory. He is a painter, writer, composer and film maker who also consults with billion dollar corporations. His life work is the creative process. His books and workshops teach how we can employ it to create the life we always wanted. Robert's latest book is called Your Life as Art. For an introduction to Robert's work, see Creating What Matters
Robert has a course, Creating Your Life, that has an incredible impact in the lives of the people who participate. They learn how to apply the creative process to their lives. Learn how to bring this course into your setting here.
"The work of Robert Fritz exhibits the hallmark of real genius: to take the most subtle and complex and make it clear, intuitive, and useful...Fritz is without a doubt one of the most original thinkers today on the creative process in business, the arts, science, and life in general. His work has deeply affected my life and the lives of many of my colleagues." Peter Senge
Peter Senge is a senior lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and chairman of the Society of Organizational Learning, a global community of corporations, researchers, and consultants dedicated to personal and institutional development. He is the author of The Fifth Discipline and co-author of The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook, The Dance of Change, and Schools That Learn.
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I have studied Robert's work since 2000. I've read that one of the characteristics of wise people is they see reality clearly. Robert's focus on seeing reality helps to create a contrast with our true aspirations. When you take an unflinching look at your own life, and then study the example Jesus sets, you will experience the contrast I am describing. It creates structural tension that can only be resolved by moving your reality closer to your aspiration, or, by lowering the goal. The practice of Personal Mastery has reshaped my life. I have committed to bring this work into the life of the church.
Posted by: Gregg Burch at October 11, 2005 10:36 PM
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