The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Tag: process

The tyranny of good

Recently I was sitting in a meeting where we were talking about a program all

Being true to oneself

Some years ago Francesca Gino, Michael I. Norton, and Dan Ariely researched the impact of

Doing or enabling

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry once wrote, “If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up

On being prepared

During the day I had the wonderful opportunity to review some challenging coaching cases with

From parts to the whole

One of the challenges leaders often find themselves confronted with, is that they only see

Meetings and wasting time

An important aspect of problems is that they are not always what they seem. When

Antidote effectiveness

The number of times I’ve read that for example humility is an antidote to power,

Seeing patterns

Part of learning is learning to see patterns. Once we’ve learned a pattern we usually

Desired outcome

Something one doesn’t have control of but wants can be a desired outcome. The risk

Pushing through discomfort

In today’s blog post Seth pointed at the relevance of getting “better at using our

The alternatives

The tricky part about choices is to stay aware of the alternatives. They tend to