Web Link

• http://tinyurl.com/aomr
  Zen stories have a knack of turning our concept of "reality" on it head.
• http://www.rider.edu/~suler/zenstory/zenstory.html
• http://www.katinkahesselink.net/sufi/stories.html
  Stories from the Sufi tradition often cause us to question what we are assuming about ourselves, others and the world we live in.
• http://www.writespirit.net/stories_tales/traditional_stories
  Story has been a way to convey deep wisdom for thousands of years. Most stories use metaphor to point to a level of reality that is beyond what the eye can see.
• http://www.edge.org/
  To arrive at the edge of the worlds knowledge, seek out the most complex and sophisticated minds, and put them in a room together, and have them ask each other the questions they are asking themselves.
• NLP Model
  Multiple viewpoints are useful could be considered one of the chief assumptions of the NLP model.

• General Research Links (3)
• Chapter One - Natural Systems (2)
• Chapter One - Assumptions About Reality (6)
• Chapter One - Gary McPherson (1)
• Chapter Two - Attention (2)
• Chapter Two - Perceptions (5)
• Chapter Two - Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (2)
• Chapter Two - Building Character (2)
• Chapter Three - Mind-Body Connection (2)
• Chapter Three - Making Meaning (2)
• Chapter Three - Emotional Intelligence (4)
• Chapter Three - Self Esteem Survey (2)
• Chapter Three - Brain Gym™ (1)
• Chapter Four - Self Talk (2)
• Chapter Four - Dialogue (2)
• Chapter Four - Conversation Cafe (2)
• Chapter Four - Good Questions (2)
• Chapter Five - Resilience (2)
• Chapter Five - Social Software (4)
• Chapter Five - Emergence (4)
• Chapter Five - Community Building (2)
• Chapter Five - Bottom - Up & Top Down (4)
• Chapter Five - Appreciative Inquiry (2)
• Chapter Five - Solution Focused Thinking (2)
• Chapter Six - Creativity (2)
• Chapter Six - Creative Systems (2)
• Chapter Seven - Contribution (2)
• Chapter Seven - Human Society Evolves (3)
• Chapter Eight - Gen Y & Baby Boomers (2)