Right-brain learning isn’t about memorizing facts or following rigid methods—it’s about accessing a deeper, more intuitive way of understanding. This approach to learning is profoundly creative, connected, and transformative. Here are five defining qualities of right-brain learning: 1. Heart Wisdom Right-brain learning connects us to a sense of meaning that transcends logic. It’s deeply personal…
Metaphor is more than just a literary device—it’s a gateway to inner transformation. By engaging with metaphors, we tap into an unconscious human language that transcends words, touching the deepest layers of our psyche. Certain metaphors recur throughout the world’s literature and resonate universally. They describe the profound journeys of growth and transformation that define…
Ordinary knowing relies on what we can see, measure, and define. It operates at the surface, focusing on facts, data, and the tangible aspects of the world. While practical and functional—essential for navigating day-to-day life—ordinary knowing often lacks depth. It tells us what something is but rarely touches on why it matters or how it…
Learning isn’t just a skill—it’s an act of courage. It takes bravery to admit, “I don’t know, but I’m willing to learn.” This willingness opens the door to growth, even though it can lead us into unknown places with outcomes we can’t predict. At its core, learning is a deeply personal journey. It happens…
I love inquiries. My books have always been an inquiry… an inquiry into art (Sky’s the Limit: The Art of Nancy Dunlop Cawdrey) an inquiry into teaching (Getting Messy: Taking Risks and Opening the Imagination for Teachers, Trainers, Coaches, and Mentors) an inquiry into how we know (Deep Knowing: Entering the Realm of Non-Ordinary Intelligence)…
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