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Minds at Work

Minds at Work

Business Consulting and Services

Boston, MA 18,544 followers

Helping individuals, teams, and organizations make personal and collective change.

About us

Minds at Work helps individuals, teams, and organizations make those personal and collective changes that are most important to them — but have proven resistant even to thoughtful plans and heartfelt intentions. We offer coach development programs, coaching for individuals and organizational development services. In the first part of 2017, we will continue to build out our page here on LinkedIn. Please stay tuned, and contact us (office@mindsatwork.com) in the meantime if we can help you, your team or your organization make progress on your change goals.

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http://www.mindsatwork.com/
Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Type
Partnership

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  • Minds at Work reposted this

    At the Melbourne launch of Anthony Mitchell’s Expanding Mindsets, Dr. Robert Kegan – the world’s greatest expert on adult development – spoke about how developing mindsets is increasingly important as organisations navigate AI and large-scale transformation.   One centred on the risk of becoming too reliant on external authority at a time when AI can generate expertise with extraordinary speed and confidence. Another about how the AI's sycophantic tuning can reinforce our own worldviews, causing us to become stuck in our defaults when our workplaces require that we change them.    To get the best (rather than the worst) from AI, the key is mindset. As Kegan put it, the challenge is developing the capacity to “critically look at what AI produces... admire the speed and comprehensiveness of it, but also be interrogative of it.” A socialised mind is at risk, and even a self-authoring mind could be susceptible, but a self-transforming mind can interrogate not just the AI but one’s own theory of self.   These were just a few of many ideas explored throughout the conversation — but important ones for leaders to sit with as the relationship between human capability and AI continues to evolve.   For those keen to explore these ideas more deeply, Expanding Mindsets offers a compelling lens into the kinds of developmental shifts leaders and organisations may increasingly need to navigate to survive and thrive in an disruptive AI-powered world. https://lnkd.in/gQ3sPHak

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    At the Melbourne launch of Anthony Mitchell’s Expanding Mindsets, one discussion that stood out came from one of the panellists Samantha Fernando, Learning & Leadership Development Leader at multinational engineering firm Aurecon. Sam reflected on leadership, mindset, and developing leaders when environments are shaped by constant change. At the centre of the conversation was a different view of leadership: Leadership as an ongoing practice of examining and evolving one’s own thinking. The responsibility of leadership becomes staying “curious and courageous to explore different perspectives” rather than becoming fixed in inherited assumptions, status, or expertise. That philosophy sits at the core of Aurecon’s Leadership Disrupted program, developed and delivered in partnership with Bendelta. Bendelta brought a genuinely distinctive design philosophy to it: using disruption as the learning methodology itself. “The whole premise of Leadership Disrupted is about disrupting roles, disrupting identity, and disrupting your meaning-making of leadership. The Parts of the program were redesigned right up until delivery in response to shifts happening inside the organisation itself- requiring facilitators and consultants comfortable enough with ambiguity to adapt alongside the system they were supporting. In a period shaped by AI, transformation, and increasing complexity, perhaps the real differentiator is not expertise alone, but the mindset capacity to continually rethink how leadership itself is understood. For those interested in these ideas, Expanding Mindsets explores many of the developmental shifts leaders and organisations are now being asked to navigate. https://lnkd.in/gGjyKSHy

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  • Registration is closing soon! The June ITC Facilitator's Workshop runs Wednesday through Friday next week — June 3–5, online, 9am–5pm ET each day. If you've been weighing it, this is the day to decide. The next public cohort isn't until the fall. Registration link in the first comment. If you have a final question before committing, DM us! #ImmunityToChange #FacilitatorTraining #OrganizationalDevelopment #LeadershipDevelopment

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  • Two questions we hear most this week from people on the fence: "Is it too late to register?" No — but Monday, June 1st is the cutoff. Materials have to go out, and the cohort runs small by design. "Will I actually be able to use this with individuals and groups?" Yes — that's the whole point of the three days. You'll work the Immunity Map as participant, as facilitator-in-practice, and as observer. You leave able to run it, not just describe it. A third one, less often asked but worth answering: "Will it be worth it?" That's the real question, and we'd rather you ask it directly than guess. DM us and we'll talk it through honestly — including whether this particular program is the right fit for what you're trying to do. We'd rather have you skip June and join the fall cohort than register uncertain. June 3–5, online. 20 ICF credit hours. Registration closes tomorrow at the standard rate. Link in comments. #ImmunityToChange #FacilitatorTraining #ExecutiveCoaching

  • Ross Garner: "...Learning interventions fail because nothing around the learner changes. And the content of a learning initiative is rarely the problem. The workplace a learner returns to is. "You can run a brilliantly designed leadership programme, complete with case studies, role plays and reflective practice. But if the manager still rewards the old behaviour and nothing structurally changes, the learning will fade away. #Immunitytochange is one of the biggest issues." https://lnkd.in/eT-ef69v #leadershipdevelopment #talentdevelopment #organizationallearning

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  • Minds at Work reposted this

    Is AI Challenging Your Thinking, or Just Flattering It? Robert Kegan warns that AI can have a “sneaky way” of gratifying our intelligence, telling us what we want to hear rather than helping us question our assumptions. The opportunity is not just to use AI for answers, but to teach it to challenge our thinking. Listen to the full episode of The Curious Advantage Podcast with Robert Kegan here https://lnkd.in/gMYwEdSG #ArtificialIntelligence #Leadership #CriticalThinking #Curiosity #FutureOfWork #PodcastInsights #AdultDevelopment Paul Ashcroft Simon Brown 🇺🇦 Garrick Jones

  • What actually happens during the three days of the Facilitator's Workshop? A specific look, because most program descriptions skip this part: Day 1: You work through the full Immunity to Change map as a participant. Your own real goal, your own real behaviors, your own competing commitment, your own big assumption. You experience the method from the inside before you facilitate it from the outside. Day 2: You practice running pieces of the map process with others in the cohort. Faculty coach you in real time. You start to feel where it gets delicate and where the technique matters. Day 3: You learn how to design experiments and practice facilitating the full process with a partner. Then you work through the questions that come up when you bring this back to the spaces you work in. You leave Friday able to lead others through their Immunity Maps. Not in theory — in practice, because you've now done it from all three angles. Link in comments. Or DM us to talk it through. #FacilitatorTraining #ImmunityToChange #OrganizationalDevelopment #LeadershipDevelopment

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  • Minds at Work reposted this

    Have you ever delivered feedback that landed perfectly with one client... and completely missed with another? It might not be about your technique. It might be about how your client makes meaning. Discover how to adapt to your clients' needs in this week's webinar (https://lnkd.in/eM4kGemT), "Developmental Perspectives for Coaches and Consultants," with Lisa Lahey. When? Tuesday, May 19, 2026 | 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm ET Adults don't all interpret feedback, authority, challenge, and support the same way. And when we apply a one-size-fits-all approach to coaching, we risk missing the very clients who need us most. Explore how understanding a client's developmental perspective can strengthen your coaching and consulting practice. You'll walk away with: ✅ A clearer lens for understanding client behavior and resistance ✅ Practical ways to adjust how you engage, communicate, and support ✅ Greater confidence in fostering conditions for real, lasting growth

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  • Twelve days until the workshop. The Facilitator's Workshop is the program where most practitioners begin their work with Immunity to Change. June 3–5 · Online · 9am–5pm ET $3,465 early registration 20 ICF credit hours Last public cohort before the fall If you want a real conversation before you decide, this is the week. Reply here or DM us — someone on the team will get back to you. Registration link in the comments. #ImmunityToChange #FacilitatorTraining #ExecutiveCoaching #LeadershipDevelopment

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  • "Is this the right program for me?" — the question we get most this time of year. A short guide for anyone weighing the June Facilitator's Workshop. It's a fit if you: — Facilitate change with groups (leadership programs, team offsites, OD work, workshops) — Work in one-on-one coaching — Want a rigorous method, not another framework — Are open to learning by doing the work yourself, as a participant, alongside others It's probably not a fit if you: — Are looking for a quick certification you can list without the underlying skill — Want a passive course you watch on your own time The workshop is small, live, and intensive. Three days, online, June 3–5. Taught by our senior faculty. Still not sure? That's exactly what our team is here for. DM us, or reply below — we'd rather talk it through with you than have you guess. #FacilitatorTraining #ImmunityToChange #OrganizationalDevelopment #LeadershipDevelopment #CoachTraining

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