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As long as we think that we already know …
“As long as we think that we already know we don’t bother to rethink the situation.” – Eli Goldratt
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Culture and Performance – The NON-RESPONSIVE Stage (Part 2 of 6)
This is a great series of videos I first saw Shaun McCarthy, Chairman of Human Synergistics, New Zealand & Australia deliver at the 2011 Human Synergistics Conference. The aim of this series of dramatisations is to depict organisations at different stages of consciousness with respect to the relationship between CULTURE and PERFORMANCE. In this scene,…
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How to coach a personal breakthrough in 180 minutes.
I am sometimes asked how we can guarantee a personal breakthrough in thinking in less than 180 minutes. It sounds unusual (most breakthroughs do at first) but the biggest obstacle to helping a client get the clarity at the velocity required for a real breakthrough is the coach polluting the session with their own content…
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Thinking about the next generation – x, y or z
“I once knew a little boy in England who asked his father, “Do fathers always know more than sons?” and the father said, “Yes.” The next question was , “Daddy, who invented the steam engine?” and the father said, “James Watt.” And then the son came back with “—but why didn’t James Watt’s father invent…
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If Leadership is a “chosen state” then Self-Actualising thinking could be your key.
If Leadership is a “chosen state for any person in any role who wants to excel and in doing so guide and inspire others” then the foundation of any Leadership Development must be Personal Leadership. Personal Leadership is about personal growth, self fulfilment and the realisation of ones potential. It requires a strong desire to learn and…
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