Just finished reading Johnnie Moore’s post from 36,000 feet somewhere over Western Australia when I read Jeremy Zawodny’s post sharing his experiences from a role playing session at an off-site workshop.
Originally I wondered why we should go to all this effort when a simple thought experiment would suffice. But it turns out that the act of playing a few scenarios out with others makes you think about things “in context” rather than looking in as an outsider might.
Jeremy given you went on to say …
Now I find myself worried that we don’t do this nearly often enough
… you might want to get in touch with Johnnie to learn about his unique interpretation of improv. As you are both pilots the post title seemed appropriate. 🙂 I will leave the closing words to the great sage Billy Connolly …
Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes.
After that, who cares?
He’s a mile away and you’ve got his shoes.
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