Guided Journaling
Guided journaling leads participants through a self-reflective process. This practice allows participants to access deeper levels of (self)knowledge, and to connect this knowledge to concrete actions and innovation processes.









Guided journaling leads participants through a self-reflective process. This practice allows participants to access deeper levels of (self)knowledge, and to connect this knowledge to concrete actions and innovation processes.
• Access deeper levels of self-reflection & knowledge
• Learn how to use journaling as a reflective tool
• Connect self-reflection to concrete action steps and innovation processes
C. Otto Scharmer, (2009) Theory U: Learning from the Future as it Emerges. Berrett- Koehler: San Francisco.