When we always respond to failure by doubling down on the faulty parts, we ignore a big problem: a failure to relate as a whole.

The whole is not the sum

of its parts. It's the

relationship

between them.

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Insight comes from relationships, not from a reduction to the parts. 

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​​When we establish and sustain the whole,

success naturally follows.

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We train the relational skills needed to build and sustain a cohesive whole.