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Ways of being—readiness for the generalist way Open stance (receptive to diverse perspectives and co-created knowledge) Humility Connection via key relationships Ways of knowing—training for the generalist way Broad knowledge (of self, others, systems, the natural world and their interconnectedness) Grounding (in specific knowledge and experience) Ways of perceiving—seeing the world in ways that foster integration Scanning and prioritizing, then focusing on the highest priority Focusing on the particulars while keeping the whole in view Ways of thinking and doing—prioritized, joined-up action Engaging with the most important parts in context Doing multiple low-level tasks to enable higher-level integrative action over time Connecting Integrating Iterating (between breadth/depth, subjective/objective, parts/whole, action/reflection)
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