9. COMMITMENT TO ACTION
An individual and/or collective agreement to be responsible and accountable for the way forward
WHY DO WE NEED COMMITMENT TO ACTION?
For the harvest of our creation to be of value, we are compelled to take committed action. Without commitment, the creation that has emerged from our time together may be lost or greatly diminished.
This final Aspect of the Convening Wheel generates new circumstances and situations that may well offer opportunities for further relationships. Since we are working with a wheel rather than a linear model, finding ourselves at the last Aspect does not bring us to the end. In fact, we may find ...
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