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-  “Whichever way you go, you find something.” David Grove +“Whichever way you go, you find something.” David Grove 
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 There are a set of intervention strategies that facilitate a journey through our worlds. There are a set of intervention strategies that facilitate a journey through our worlds.
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 Solutions are found at a different level than the problem is stated, by using simple dynamic rules that transform complexity into a route that can be navigated. The primary world is the level in which the problem is stated and the solution is found in secondary and tertiary worlds, which are at different levels to the problem. Solutions are found at a different level than the problem is stated, by using simple dynamic rules that transform complexity into a route that can be navigated. The primary world is the level in which the problem is stated and the solution is found in secondary and tertiary worlds, which are at different levels to the problem.
  
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-  “We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein +“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein 
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 Navigation of the client’s worlds is a truly rewarding process; new information and new insights will emerge. As facilitators we should be aware of how the client is describing their world now and their earlier worlds, their use of pronouns and location of feelings, their gestures and non-verbal language. All of these provide us with clues to aid our client in discovering even the smallest piece of information that once known, may dissolve the issue totally. Navigation of the client’s worlds is a truly rewarding process; new information and new insights will emerge. As facilitators we should be aware of how the client is describing their world now and their earlier worlds, their use of pronouns and location of feelings, their gestures and non-verbal language. All of these provide us with clues to aid our client in discovering even the smallest piece of information that once known, may dissolve the issue totally.
  
-The [[theory:boundaries]] and the clues to [[theory:portals]] that a client gives us, we may use these emergent techniques to aid in the development of the client’s world.+The [[theory:boundaries]] and the clues to [[theory:portal|portals]] that a client gives us, we may use these emergent techniques to aid in the development of the client’s world.
  
 We shall also take our first step in having the client externalise their internal world by [[theory:writing|writing or drawing]] their answers to our questions. This is a key aspect of Emergent Knowledge and will continue to be developed throughout this work. This process opens the door to the ‘[[theory:potential|Potential Space]]’ of the client and therefore to a solution generated by the client’s own system. We shall also take our first step in having the client externalise their internal world by [[theory:writing|writing or drawing]] their answers to our questions. This is a key aspect of Emergent Knowledge and will continue to be developed throughout this work. This process opens the door to the ‘[[theory:potential|Potential Space]]’ of the client and therefore to a solution generated by the client’s own system.