Rob McNamara blog post:
"For those of us interested in adult development, too often we tend to focus on stages. [...] Implicit inside these assumptions about development is that we can be located at a specific stage of development. [...] The antidote to this ‘vertical pursu-itis’ is to look instead at what we
call developmental range. This is different from our 'center of
gravity, an abstracted normative range in which you (or others) tend to
show up developmentally, but which moves us away from the specificity
of our aliveness in any given moment. Developmental range instead steers us towards specific contexts,
particular behaviors and distinct skills. Instead of generalized
abstractions, developmental range focuses on the immediacy of our
developmental complexity in response to environmental and contextual
surrounds from moment to moment. The concept of developmental range
focuses us on the dynamic, relational quality of our skills and
behaviors."
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