Author of Real Time Strategic Change #RTSC and #LeverageChange. Using leadership & deep systems change to build healthy organizations and communities.

Toledo, Ohio
Joined October 2008
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If there's one area for action to create a better place to work, with better outcomes in 2022, it's to create a culture of everyday, everywhere experimentation. We should be supporting everyone to try new ways, fail & learn: managementexchange.com/blog/… V @hackmanagement @AlexLlullTW
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Often, people in senior roles in organisations & systems are least able to envision a different future. It's why we must link with/listen to people on the edges of the system who are picking up the signals of how the future could be already: futuretalentlearning.com/en/… By @rgmcgrath
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Fascinating #podcast discussion by my friends ⁦@TanveerNaseer⁩ and ⁦@JakeJacobs⁩ on how to use these 8 “change levers” to Achieve Faster, Easier, And Better Results tanveernaseer.com/leadership…
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A study showed that almost half of today’s workforce would take a 15% pay cut to work for an organization with an inspiring purpose. hbr.org/2015/10/how-an-accou…
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A powerful challenge to accepted definitions of "empathy" by @brenebrown. No, it isn't enough to "walk in your shoes". We need to learn to really listen to your story about what it's like in your shoes & believe you even if it doesn't match our own experiences. Via @anna_annabav
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Four critical actions for mastering the connection between business strategy and #OrganizationalCulture. sb.stratbz.to/StrategyCultur…
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Sage advice for artists from David Bowie
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When organisations face complex or unpredictable challenges, it's critical that those people impacted by the challenge are in the conversation. There's four types of conversations needed for such challenges but mostly we only use one type: nancydixonblog.com/ By @nancymdixon
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The reality is that most of the big changes that make a real difference don't start at the top or centre of the organisation. Change starts at the grassroots or fringes & it start with the activists. Graphic @OfficeGuyToons
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Understand that stress is caused not by other people or external events, but by your reactions to them. hbr.org/2017/03/pressure-doe…
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3 steps to empowering women every day smartbrief.com/original/2021… via @SmartBrief & @weaveinfluence
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Diversity statements are not very effective. And they can even backfire by making organizations less likely to notice discrimination. hbr.org/2016/03/the-unintend…
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Working smartly means being conscious about taking breaks. Unplugging. Connecting with others. Resting. Pursuing hobbies. Allowing mind to wander, make connections, see the big picture and make sense. It works!
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In just a few weeks, a group of leaders, thinkers, and strategists will convene to discover, dream, design, and deploy businesses that lead their industries in the solution revolution. Are you ready to join us for Great Leadership Reset? hubs.li/H0Y6dDV0
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