The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Category: Context

Riddles

Leaders or managers find themselves constantly confronted with riddles. One can also call them conundrums.

Point A

Listening to an episode of The Brainbooster I learned about Susie Meyers’s “Point A” idea.

The art of not reading

Arthur Schopenhauer meditated on reading books and highlighted the “art of not reading” as an

The learning

Existing learning is incredibly powerful. It stays with people and becomes the lens through which

A sense of community

In a conversation, a friend was describing his latest holidays and how he had experienced

Developing responsibility

A common feature is to assume that, for example, team members are responsible. However, it

Winning or playing

It seems like a detail, but it is an important one. Someone who participates in

The color of perfection

When diving into your idea of perfection, where is it located? What is it that

Think it

There are times when the behavior we are confronted with surprises us. Leaders experience this

Free to think

Where do ideas come from? How do we learn? There are numerous concepts around explaining

Organizing meetings

In a webinar I had the opportunity to attend I was listening to the presenter

The trap of measurement

When leaders define KPIs and use them with their teams, they provide an orientation. With