I know this will definitely date me, but Detective Columbo from the TV series of the 1970s was a role model for me in his willingness to ask the basic questions that made him look foolish. Often times, not only did it help to cement his understanding, it also revealed how much the person he asked really understood the situation themselves, or perhaps were even misrepresenting the situation. Thank you for the great resource!
Excellent stuff! I re- read it to check, but couldn't find the intervention that asks "did we just make a decision? ". Useful to prompt the minute taker when things get blurry.
I know this will definitely date me, but Detective Columbo from the TV series of the 1970s was a role model for me in his willingness to ask the basic questions that made him look foolish. Often times, not only did it help to cement his understanding, it also revealed how much the person he asked really understood the situation themselves, or perhaps were even misrepresenting the situation. Thank you for the great resource!
Big fan of Detective Columbo here!!
Okay be honest. Did you write this using AI?
Oh much more than that. I used a sophisticated mix, masterfully orchestrated, of my brain, an LLM, my phone, and 20 years of on-field experience.
Fantastic news because your brain sounds just like a computer. Coughing up quotes from Stephen Covey and Peter Drucker.
Yes, I read a lot. "Nullo die sine linea" is my mantra.
“Nulla dies sine linea” Nulla not nullo. Dies has an ‘s’. My Latin teacher would be so proud.
You see, I should have used AI to respond 😂
Excellent stuff! I re- read it to check, but couldn't find the intervention that asks "did we just make a decision? ". Useful to prompt the minute taker when things get blurry.
Great addition, I'd add in bucket #4 "The mirror".