The Generalist Approach
| 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) |