The Sensegiver
Tamsen Webster, JennHow do we help people embrace change faster—not through crisis or coercion, but through better ideas? The Sensegiver offers research and field notes from cognitive science, transformative learning, and 25+ years of making things make sense to others.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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What do you do when you can’t agree on what’s even real?
A little while back, I was talking with a colleague about what I study. I’d laid it out the way I always do: my working theory that it’s possible to help someone to change or expand how they understand the world quickly, but not coercively....
What does practitioner rigor actually look like?
At this month’s Office Hours, I ended up chasing something I’ve been circling for two years: what we actually mean when we call something “rigorous.”
I just got back from my final two weeks at Columbia, finishing the coursework for my doct...
What’s left to try when you’ve done everything right?
Ever had that situation where you were sure you’d been crystal clear, not just about what your idea is, but about why it’s important? You’d supported it well. You were sure it was the right thing for this situation, for these people. And st...
The Cure for Indefensibility
Have you ever presented an idea to someone and they immediately rejected it, simply because it didn’t match what they believed to be true?
That’s a possible signal of indefensibility: the third, and last, of three entirely avoidable errors...
The Cure for Incomprehensibility: Frame It, Then Fill It
It sounds obvious, I know, and yet so often it’s a step we skip entirely:
If you want to make sure people “get” your idea…they need to be able to get it.
As it turns out, that ability has far less to do with people’s capacity for unde...
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