The Learning Journey
Learning Pathfinding is a non-linear experience but you can better understand your own process and set appropriate expectations if you know the typical stages of your learning journey. Each Playbook falls under one of three Pathfinding maturity levels - Scout, Explorer, or Pathfinder.
Scout
At the Scout level, learners are just beginning their journey into Pathfinding. They gain a foundational understanding of key concepts, like uncertainty, change, and adaptability.
Exploring introductory Playbooks, they lay the groundwork for navigating complex challenges and understanding the value of systemic collaboration.
Explorer
As Explorers, learners delve deeper into Pathfinding. They discover various collaborative approaches, analyze data-driven insights, and embrace continuous improvement.
Exploring intermediate Playbooks, they strengthen their collaboration skills and apply systemic adaptive evolution to drive impactful change within their environments.
Pathfinder
At the Pathfinder level, learners become proficient navigators of collaboration. They master advanced Playbooks, skillfully analyze ecosystems, and foster envronmental development.
With a strategic and systemic mindset, they drive transformational initiatives, optimize outcomes, and unlock the full potential of Pathfinding.
