Liminal thinking, as defined by the author, is the art of creating change by understanding, shaping and reframing beliefs. Our beliefs stand in the way of our change – individuals, families, groups, teams, organizations, and the world.
I really enjoyed this book and spent a great deal of time in the exercises that he created to examine core beliefs and how they shape decisions and direction. If you are willing to invest in that exploration, pick this one up and dig in. You will be grateful.
Judy Hissong, CLM
Judy Hissong is the President of Nesso Strategies. A former law firm Chief Operating Officer, she helps firms become more profitable by advising leaders in strategic and leadership development challenges. Her mission is “world domination for Good.” By creating actionable, lightbulb moments that leaders want to share and spread, she intends to improve the world one person at a time. When she’s not speaking, training and consulting, Judy teaches quarterly online workshops and facilitates Leaders Lab, a monthly video conference that enables small groups of leaders to brainstorm strategies and solutions to work through common issues that keep firms stuck. Learn more at www.nessostrategies.com.
