8-Shields Model: Intro

[@hazelhymns]

I’m grateful for this clear and easy to understand break down of this model! I feel more inspired and understanding of the flows of my process-plus how to move to the next direction once I get stuck. Thank you so much for sharing I’m excited to channel northwest/north energy as I go inside to reflect and integrate this :)

[@dhanwantaram]

thanks Alan for your easy to understand though detailed explanation of the 8 Shields model.

[@rubenmartins3467]

Great work! It's was easy to understand and follow. It helped me to organize my previous knowledge, navigate better on it and learn some more things, like grief work and the multiple applications of the 8 shields. I enjoyed the natural visuals, the concentric circle steps and it's integration on the compass rose, thank you for taking the time to share this valuable introduction.

[@AlanRafaelSeid]

+Ruben Martins I am honored by your watching it! I'm glad you found it valuable!

[@theodorelowry8601]

I found this to be really helpful, thanks.

[@CraftyOldGit]

Very useful introduction to a fascinating way of seeing roles in an organisation.

[@dansemagia]

Thank you for this. Clear and professional, useful examples of applying the 8 shields model.

[@AlanRafaelSeid]

Thank you for taking the time to comment. :-)

[@tennesseejermyn7705]

Hi Alan! Im up to the postive changes bit and have been making some notes- Do you know if there is any link between the energies of directions and the tree of life image drawn in judaism? The way I drew it looked similar- like you could map the points out!

[@sherrablesp8731]

so well done, thank you!

[@AlanRafaelSeid]

+Sherrables P Thank You!! Comments like yours keep me going! :-)

[@wetlandkeeper]

On the history slide, it mentions the "Acorn Model" is that the same as the "8-Shields Model"? If it is different, where would I find information on that model?

[@AlanRafaelSeid]

They are the same thing. "The Acorn Model" is a nickname, you could say, - or a more informal name - for the 8-Shields Model. Acorn can also refer to a team configured using this model. :-)

[@wetlandkeeper]

Thank you for the clarification.