But a good process is a thing of beauty: it’s loose enough that you can make it feel your own, and tight enough to save you from distractions; it gives you some of what you want, and reveals what you didn’t know you needed; and it has an elegance and simplicity that makes it approachable, and engages enough with both theory and practical reality so it’s not simplistic or fragile. A good process is scalable. That means it’s understandable, can be taught and learned, and can spread. You can take it, adapt it, and make it your own. You can use it by itself or work it through with others.
