All Grist for the Mill+how others are related primary - Pattern Language of Group Process

Treating a challenge this way can be helpful and freeing. --Tree

Seems very helpful in the light of Diving In, be ok with however the Dive turns out. --Tree

There are many levels and angles from which to view group process and interactions. At any given time, anything going on can be explored from any of these levels or angles. -- Tom

Doing improvisation well requires being able to Dive In, and to accept what others do as All Grist for the Mill. -- wiki

Constraints that emerge along the way become grist for the mill. --Sue
All four of these patterns are recognition and response to constraints, opening new avenues of exploration. -- wiki

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