

Learning from errors
Everyone makes errors, and everyone can learn from his errors. It’s true. But it doesn’t
Everyone makes errors, and everyone can learn from his errors. It’s true. But it doesn’t
Emil was describing how Henry, one of his team colleagues, had become overly dependent during
It’s easy to say that one needs a good enough result or that one can
The more opportunities and choices there are, the more difficult things become. That is if
In a recent conversation, a colleague talked about stimulations like sounds that could be very
Max Weber, a renowned German sociologist, popularized the term “bureaucratic” to describe a specific type
Who hasn’t found himself going from point A to point B to then wonder what
The way Western medicine most often works is to wait until a patient is ill,
Any time a concept becomes known it takes time until it becomes one that is
Thinking about the power of seeing one another, Sawubona came back to mind. When using
“Believing there is one best way to structure organizations is the worst way to manage
Whatever happens, people pay attention to something. Attention is there. The real question is, what