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Sunada Takagi

Nov 29, 2010

Impressions from a collective decision making process

Thumbs upWhen Sunada’s sangha in Boston had a big decision to make, they tried something different. Rather than taking a majority vote, they went for the challenge of finding a group consensus. In other words, they talked through a process where everyone contributed to envisioning a solution that all could support. And what a ride that was.