The Ecology of Improvisation: A way of mutual learning
- Apr 29, 2019
- 1 min read
I recently read The Art of Is: Improvising As A Way Of Life by Stephen Nachmanovitch (New World Library: Novato, Calif., 2019), a timely and well-written book that exemplifies what it means to be systemic as an antidote to today's problems. Dr. Nachmanovitch demonstrates how mutual learning, listening, mindfulness and inter-dependency can be available to anyone at any moment . . .
I read your post about the ecology of improvisation and how learning works both ways, and it really made me think about how collaboration deepens understanding in any field. When I was working on a dense research piece and felt stuck on wording and flow I had to use Academic manuscript editing help as something I used to make my complex ideas clearer during late nights at my desk, so I know how valuable careful editing can be. Your article reminded me that clear communication and open dialogue help ideas grow and connect in meaningful ways.