Be More Not Less

We each live many different personal and professional roles – from sister or brother to confidante or cheerleader; from committee member or team leader to software designer or choreographer.

From time to time, we all get stuck. We play our roles the same way; we do things the same way.

The Field gets us unstuck.

The Field As a Model:
As a model, The Field helps us visualize and understand something that cannot be directly observed – the things that get and keep us stuck.

There are two basic types of Fields – Personal Fields and Collective Fields. Read More...

We each are born into The Field of our particular family, region, state, culture. The Field we are born into jumps starts us in life, so to speak, but doesn’t completely suit us. If it did, as individuals we’d still be living at home; as a species we’d still be living in caves or trees!

The Field As a Process:
Becoming more of who we are is a process of sifting our original Field – sifting out what doesn’t truly suit us and making room for what does. To start this process, we build a particular Field. For example, suppose you have a valuable colleague, but you aren’t as creative together as you once were. You can build a Personal Field to examine this relationship, gain insight into why the relationship is stagnant and develop practical ideas for improving it.

As a model, The Field helps us understand what keeps us stuck.
As a process, The Field frees us to move on and be more.

Use The Field to grow your Self. To improve relationships. To deepen your insights, broaden your experiences, create a more rewarding life.

It's a model and a process for becoming more.

Because The Field has been equally helpful to people in vastly different venues – business, medicine, the military, academia, the arts – we are putting it into software, which will be available to you on this site.