

The four-way test
In 1932 Herbert J. Taylor was tasked with saving a company from bankruptcy. After a


In 1932 Herbert J. Taylor was tasked with saving a company from bankruptcy. After a


Sometimes people believe that they’ve made themselves vulnerable. The only way this can happen is


In a conversation with a friend, I developed the hypothesis that the diversity of subjects


Whatever objective one may have, there always will be rules shaping the process. These can


The way we talk to ourselves determines the outcome. It’s a choice we’ve made, albeit


Charles Darwin seems to have said, that “Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge.”


At school, in the news, and at university, it is mainly one type of theory


Safety is a function of our imagination. As projects progress, information appears. One can consider


To get a handle on understanding what is happening around us generalization is a widely


Michael, a coachee, had shared how he had dealt with a situation of leadership and


Often learning starts with concepts, that is, a theory or an idea of how to


Playing golf can be understood as a series of occasions to create a shot. Whenever