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  • Hack-Along Patterns
    • Crew Formation
    • Conscious Organizational Map
    • Co-Living Patterns
      • Did this
      • Offers and Requests
      • Task Buddy
      • "Account-a-Billy"
      • Appreciative Scoring
    • Co-Creation Patterns
      • Psychological Safety
      • GameShifting
      • Open Space
      • Consent Decision Making
      • Navigate Via Tension
      • Rock, Paper, Scissors Proficiency
      • Driver Mapping
      • Role Selection
      • Co-Create Proposals
      • Resolve Objections
    • Communication Patterns
      • MonoLogs, DiaLogs, TriaLogs
      • Imago Dialogue
      • Sharing Circle
      • "We" Proposals
      • Group Sign Language
      • Color-Coding Talks
    • Healing Patterns
      • The Seven A’s
      • The three 7s
      • Internal Family Systems
  • Tools
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    • Interspace Communication
    • Discord Channel
    • Telegram
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Resolve Objections

Resolve objections one at a time by using the information they contain to make and evolve amendments.

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Choose an option for resolving an objection that looks most promising and, if that fails, simply pick another one. Each attempt will help you understand more of the information the objection contains, and bring the group closer to proposing an amendment that resolves the objection.

Often, asking the person who brings the objection to propose an amendment, is a productive place to start.

Typically it’s most effective to take one objection at a time, resolve all objections to a proposed amendment, and then continue with the next main objection.

Some options for resolving objections
A process for resolving objections