C125 (Application): Local and Global Inquiry in our Context

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Welcome back my Lu Crew. I’m Lu Gerlach from thinkchat, just in case you forgot my name. This is confession #125! We are going to sit for a moment and reflect on how to make local and global inquiry happen within our context. This seems like quite an abstract concept to many people, because we tend to overthink it. Let’s take a deep breath and break it down into manageable parts that you can apply.
Disclaimer, there are two possible ways to apply local and global inquiry to your context. You can choose to complete both or only one, based on where you are on your inquiry journey. I like to have choices, so I don’t feel hemmed into a process, especially when talking about this topic. The primary goal is to have fun with local and global inquiry.
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