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SOME THINGS NEED MORE THAN
A QUICK ANSWER
People who lead or carry responsibility rarely get enough room to think.
There is usually another decision to make, another person who needs something and another matter demanding attention.
One Good Question creates a pause.
For 30 minutes, we will stay with one carefully chosen question. I’ll offer some thoughts and useful distinctions, with quiet space for you to reflect and write privately.
You won’t be asked to contribute, introduce yourself or arrive at a polished answer.
WHAT TO EXPECT
You’ll be guided through the session live from beginning to end.
Settle somewhere comfortable with paper and a pen while we give one question our full attention.
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Your camera and microphone will remain off
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There are no breakout rooms
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You will not be asked to share your reflections
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The session will not be recorded
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No preparation is required
This is not a conventional webinar, group discussion or professional-development presentation.
It is a protected room to think.
October - Morning SessionFri, 16 OctLive online via Zoom
November - Evening SessionWed, 11 NovLive online via Zoom- November - Morning SessionFri, 13 NovLive online via Zoom
Thank you Richard for making a space so greatly needed in the world of non-stop rushing and racing (both externally and internally).
Emma
Sunshine Coast, QLD
FOR PEOPLE WHO LEAD OR CARRY RESPONSIBILITY
You may lead an organisation, team, project, community or family.
You may not describe yourself as a leader at all, but other people rely upon you, and the decisions you make matter.
One Good Question is for anyone who could use a little room to step back and pay attention.
YOUR FACILITATOR
Richard Sharp is a leadership coach, facilitator and the founder of Flea Factory.
He has led teams, founded organisations and carried significant responsibility himself. He has also spent many years working alongside people who lead in organisations, schools, churches and community settings.
Richard understands how easy it is to keep moving without finding the space to think clearly about what you are carrying. His work creates room to slow down, pay attention and approach leadership with greater clarity and intention.
One Good Question grew from a simple conviction: some things need more than a quick answer.
