Framework

The Frameworks.

Three frameworks and one instrument. Multiple Natures and Multiple Intelligences describe what a person is made of. Renergence reads the wider picture. The Situation Map puts all of it on one page in a real life.

I started writing about Multiple Natures in 2002. The work has three frameworks and one instrument. Multiple Natures and Multiple Intelligences describe what a person is made of — what drives them and how they think. Renergence reads the wider picture: nature, situation, and how someone is positioned within both. The Situation Map is the tool a practitioner uses to put all of it on one page in a real life.

The Frameworks

2002 — what drives a person
Multiple Natures
Nine natures — what a person is actually driven by, before the workplace flattens it into a job description.
 Gardner, 1983; extended — how a person thinks
Multiple Intelligences
Ten intelligences — the bands of thinking schools and tests don't measure, and the companion framework that sits alongside Multiple Natures.
 2010s — the whole-person diagnostic
Renergence
Three domains: nature, situation, positioning. The first two frameworks describe who a person is; Renergence reads where they're standing and how they're positioned within it.

The Instrument

the working tool
The Situation Map
What a practitioner uses to read nature, situation, and positioning in a real life — the instrument that puts what's fitting and what isn't on one page.