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Chapter 94 : The Formation Framework

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Dessa began the framework on a Monday.

She arrived at the table with a blank page.

Set it in the center.

Looked at it.

Then looked at the room.

"I need everyone who has been through the formation to contribute to this," she said. "Not just the methodology. The experience of it."

She looked around the table.

"What it felt like from inside."

The room understood.

The specific distinction she was drawing.

The methodology was documented.

The framework already sketched.

What was missing was the interi
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