Talking with Pixies Identify beliefs and assumptions that limit your progress Part 1 Identify Competing Commitments By yourself, think of a challenging.

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Talking with Pixies Identify beliefs and assumptions that limit your progress Part 1 Identify Competing Commitments By yourself, think of a challenging crossroads you face now. Ask yourself, “What is a vital yet elusive goal I hold dear?” 2 minutes Share your goal with two partner Pixies. They ask you questions. 4 minutes Good Questions for the Pixies to Ask Why is the goal important to you? Why are you bothering? How will others benefit? What actions have you taken to advance toward the goal? Dig for tangible examples. What actions have you taken to undermine progress toward the goal? Dig for tangible examples and stories not concepts. Give more attention to an action or behavior that undermines. Ask, “Why… why… why were you attracted to the actions that undermine progress? Ask, “What will happen if you don’t do the actions or engage in the behaviors that advance your goal? What might people say about you? Ask, “What will happen if you don’t do the actions or engage in the behaviors that undermine your goal?” What might people say about you?

The Listener Role Now “Listen to your Pixies” without responding. The Pixies job is to chatter empathetically and imaginatively about your competing commitments. They invite you to look into the fun house mirror. They represent your inner voices. The “Listener” will stand or sit with their right ear toward the Pixies. Later, the Pixies will rotate their position to speak into your left ear. Close your eyes try to follow as the Pixies’ chatter. Don’t expect them to offer practical advice. The Pixies Role has three elements: 1.Explore playfully hidden assumptions that may lurk unexamined (use “Yes, and..” to build on each other’s thoughts) 2.Imagine out loud what would be possible if an assumption was partially or wholly wrong 3.Chatter as if you were walking in the shoes or sitting on the shoulder of the Listener After six minutes the Listener shares what they gained from the Pixie chatter [2 minutes]. Then, go on to the next person and switch Pixie roles. Talking with Pixies Identify beliefs and assumptions that limit your progress

Right Ear Protector Pixies 3 mins Show the wisdom of the maintaining multiple commitments. Reveal the rationale why a play it safe course of action is fundamental for the well being of the person. Left Ear Innovator Pixies 3 mins Show what is possible if behaviors that undermine progress toward the vital goal are stopped. Show that your worries are unfounded or no longer relevant. Reveal the new growth that could be happening by reexamining assumptions and by fully committing to a vital goal. More on the Pixie Role Identify beliefs and assumptions that limit your progress