The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: learning

Urgent matters

The Eisenhower matrix is a well-known instrument to assist in making decisions. What it does

Early motivations

When talking to leaders, I’ll often hear about the elegant motivations they have. Archie, for

Fixing or improving

When the aim is to fix something, the assumption usually is that something is broken.

Is true the norm?

The Prof. Feynman Twitter account recently tweeted “The statements of science are not of what

The learning

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

Enjoying luck

There is a serious chance that when trying something, it will work. Adding consistency, it

Who is a question for?

Not too long ago I sent a colleague a mail asking him for some information.

Developing responsibility

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

Going it alone

There is a growing understanding that leadership doesn’t work well when leaders go at it

Building on differences

A theme I’m often noticing while coaching, is how leaders want clarity to exist. In

The power of not knowing

Not knowing is far from knowing nothing. It can, for example, mean not knowing what