Meaning is the New Money
This sounds like a pretty bold statement. It was made by Tamara Erickson in a recent HBR blog post. I was struck by the line of logic that she offered…
A New Paradigm for Business
As Albert Einstein stated, “problems that are created by our current level of thinking can’t be solved by that same level of thinking.” Business isn’t in the midst of a transitional or incremental change. It is in the midst of a paradigm shift relative to business practices. And, paradigm shifts require challenging the foundational assumptions that we hold to be true.
Why invest in face-to-face meetings?
Take a look at these two pictures. What do you think? What happens face-to-face that just…
Science and Art of Change
Change is hard, but not really as hard as we make it. The problem is that too many of our change approaches are rooted in spock-like rationality. And, here is the deal …. humans are just not spock-like rational beings. We are more complex than that. We are more mysterious than that.
- August 17, 2010
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- Leadership, Change, Chip Heath, Commitment-based, Dan Heath, Driven, Emotional Brain, Harvard, Paul Lawrence, Rational Brain, Switch
What do teenagers and business executives have in common?
Ever wonder why teenage parents are so nervous about their little cherub’s safety? Well, science tells us, it is for good reason.
- July 21, 2010
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