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Interview with Carol Dweck

The Growth Mindset © 2006, Coert Visser ( http://twitter.com/DoingWhatWorks ) Carol Dweck is a professor of Psychology at Stanford Uni...
Interview with Heidi Grant Halvorson

By Coert Visser (2011) Heidi Grant Halvorson, PhD, is an experimental social psychologist and the author of Succeed: How We Can Reach Ou...
Interview with Insoo Kim Berg

© 2004, Coert Visser Amsterdam, May 12, 2004 - There is probably not a single person more important to the invention and development of t...
The Thinktank That Created The Solution-Focused Approach - Interview with Eve Lipchik

By Coert Visser (2009) Eve Lipchik was one of the original core members of the Brief Family Therapy Center in Milwaukee, which created so...
Interview with Keith Stanovich

By Coert Visser (2009) Dr. Keith Stanovich, Professor of Human Development and Applied Psychology of the University of Toronto, is a ...
Interview with Wally Gingerich

By Coert Visser (2010) Wallace Gingerich is Professor Emeritus of Social Work at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, Case We...
Interview with Claude Steele

By Coert Visser (2010) Professor Claude Steele is a social psychologist and the Provost of Columbia University. He has written the book ...
Interview with Alan Kay

By Coert Visser (2010) Alan Kay, owner of The Glasgow Group , is a Canadian solution-focused change management consultant specia...
Interview with David Maister (part 2)

The Only Competitive Advantage in Professional Services © 2006, David Maister/Coert Visser This is the second part of the interview wit...

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Conversation between Alasdair Mcdonald and Coert Visser (2011)
Interview with Coert Visser (2011)
Heidi Grant Halvorson (2011)
Claude Steele (2010)
Wally Gingerich (2010)
Alan Kay (2010)
Keith Stanovich (2009)
Eve Lipchik (2009)
Sue Young (2008)
William Ury (2007)
Carol Dweck (2006)
Jeffrey Pfeffer (2006)
David Maister - 2 (2006)
David Maister - 1 (2006)
Alasdair Macdonald (2005)
Insoo Kim Berg (2004)
David Maister (2003)

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Solution Focused Change

www.progressfocusedapproach.com/

This just ruthless desire to win
Free will is not an illusion
Raising kids to become autonomous individuals
The term progress-focused
Using deliberate practice in our training programs
The test-and-learn approach appears to be associated with flourishing
Growth mindset associated with various positive outcomes (competence, relatedness, learning, vitality, adjustment)
What happens on the our best work days?
Exercise: keep a progress diary
The meaning of progress
3 Reasons why we may not perceive existing progress
The Progress Paradox
Is it better to focus your attention on accumulated progress or on remaining progress?
Progress over long stretches of time
Self-concordance theory
Beneficial effects of a progress focus
The Progress Principle

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SOLUTION-FOCUSED CHANGE

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