It's finally here! Dr. Lindsey Godwin unveils her first Children's Book. Perfect for sharing in the classroom or adventuring with a friend, "How Do You Love A Question" invites readers of all ages to rekindle that magic and rediscover the joy of simply asking questions. Cultivating a child's natural-born, question-asking tendency lays the foundation for the imaginative thinkers and leaders of tomorrow. Dive in for a wonderful starter journey into a core pillar of our EDLINKS™ approach: Appreciative Inquiry.
Dr. Lindsey Godwin is a questionologist who joyfully stitches questions of possibility into the tapestry of her life. She holds the esteemed Robert P. Stiller Endowed Chair of Management at Champlain College, where she spearheads the David L. Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry. She has traversed the globe, exploring profound questions alongside individuals and organizations from the United Nations to Ben & Jerry’s. Featured in publications like Psychology Today, Thrive Global, and Inside Higher Ed, she now unveils her first children's book. While she has enjoyed asking questions with CEOs to Senators, her favorite questions come up around the dinner table with her phenomenal husband and incredible two teenagers.
Intro to Appreciative Inquiry
Appreciative inquiry (AI) is a strategy that uses positive and collaborative techniques to implement personal, organizational, and societal change. AI goes beyond the traditional "problem-solving" strategies, which are fundamentally negative and imply criticism and remediation. Instead, AI is rooted in breakthrough discovery and innovation, so that people, organizations, and businesses go beyond remediation – they THRIVE.
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