Meta Analysis
The team's practice of turning its own recorded calls into structured, developmental feedback. Runs weekly, 26+ calls deep — team meetings, R&D sessions, client calls, strategic reviews.
Format — three sections per call
- §1 Immediate post-meeting insights — read right after the call: core narrative, each participant's intent, topic-time allocation, speaking dynamics, emotional trajectory.
- §2 Preparation for next meeting — what was missed, action items with owners, prep items, next agenda.
- §3 Theoretical framework (optional depth) — a single school of thought (psychological, sociological, philosophical, art-theoretical) applied as a lens to this call. 2–3 key concepts, specific application, a predictive insight.
What the corpus has surfaced
- Three developmental stages operating in a single hour — Stage 5 (Identity) / Stage 6 (Intimacy) / Stage 7 (Generativity) — explaining why a "simple marketing discussion" felt hard.
- AoD vs. classical MCC — naming the methodological difference between our practice and classical coaching gave the team durable vocabulary.
- Tempo drift — recurring failure mode where the team starts in Art-of-Dialogue (presence, co-seeing) and drifts into analysis/structure before the field has formed. Countermeasure: protect the first third as pure AoD.
Full write-up: Meta Analysis