Emerge: Making Sense of What's Next Steve March - An Integrated Ecology of Practice for the Meta-Crisis
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Jun 13, 2022 
Steve March traces coaching’s evolution and introduces an approach centered on self-unfoldment rather than fixing what seems missing. The conversation explores Heidegger, technological versus poetic ways of relating to the world, depth practices and Internal Family Systems, and how more nourishing human relationships might meet the meta-crisis.
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Generations of Coaching
- Coaching has evolved through several generations, from performance-based to process-based approaches.
- Aletheia coaching adds 'depth' to this evolution, distinguishing it as 'fourth-generation' coaching.
Self-Unfoldment vs. Self-Improvement
- Self-improvement stems from a feeling of deficiency, leading to setbacks that reinforce that feeling.
- Self-unfoldment asks, "What if nothing is missing?", focusing on discovering existing strengths through deeper self-contact.
Technological vs. Poetic Attunement
- Technological attunement views everything as a capacity standing in reserve, including humans, leading to self-improvement focus.
- Poetic attunement sees the world and humans as acts of poetry, fostering self-unfoldment and appreciating inherent worth.