A08 / Examples
Original scenarios without attributed people, testimonials or outcomes.
Fictional scenario
Fictional scenario
Observe an everyday situation without judging it. Describe what happened and the interpretation you added.
A pause before replying
In an imaginary conversation, an observation is interpreted as criticism. The practice is to describe the words heard, separate the interpretation and prepare a clarifying question.
Fictional scenario
Choose a small, concrete action. Note what you will do, in which context and when you will review the experience.
A practice that fits the day
During a fictional day, a movement break is repeatedly postponed. The exercise proposes choosing a specific moment and observing whether it is practical, without attributing health benefits.
Fictional scenario
Separate observation from expectation. Evidence describes an action; it does not prove an outcome by itself.
A collaboration agreement
An imaginary group prepares shared material. Before dividing tasks, it describes what each role contributes and needs from the others. No economic outcomes are assigned.
Fictional scenario
Before guiding another person, recognize your scope and agree on how to receive feedback.
Leaving the path open
At the end of a fictional practice, a note is prepared for whoever continues: what was attempted, what remains unresolved and what deserves another question.
