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Business culture encouraging unconventional thinking—to dream up new and unique ways of doing business that eradicate obsolete ideas
Having been ‘caned’ at least once per week in school for ‘misbehaviour’ (i.e. a failure to comply with inappropriate, draconian relics from a Dickensian dystopia), the notion of corporal punishment as a deterrent is laughable. And yet, hierarchies and micromanagers continue to punish employees through …
Leadership recognising a disparity between an ideal society in which it hopes to operate and the actual society — to which it may or may not contribute — forms a consciousness about social injustice. It then engages with a sense of agency — does it …
There is wisdom and obligation in never judging a book by its cover. And yet, the foolishness of opening a book to see only the words being sought is perhaps a more harmful mindset that requires its own idiom. Don’t open books to see only …
It’s not about workarounds and temporary fixes to improve potential. It’s not about premature change. Lasting success happens by discarding all existing notions and ideas to think outside-the-box and find a new approach, a disruptive solution that alters everything you thought was ‘the right way …
We need human critical thinking and diversity to succeed with this. © Move the Elephant for Inclusiveness, 2017
Money is like fuel. Cars need fuel, but the purpose of the car is not to buy more fuel. Business is the same. The purpose of business is not to make money, it’s to advance a greater purpose or cause. —Simon Sinek This keeps me …
Not only are Adaptive Leadership methods essential for successful teams, growth, innovation and, most of all, respect for people, they’re also vital to curb the steady decline experienced by organisations that favour a mistrusting, hierarchical approach to (micro)management. At the core of Adaptive Leadership are …
Is a widening respect-for-people deficit in today’s commercial endeavours and entrepreneurship overlooking the opportunity for increased success — ethical success?
True success cannot be measured by financials alone, but by focusing on the critical perspectives that rarely appear on spreadsheets pored over in ivory towers. Successful business recognises the importance of learning and growth: aligning internal processes with customer perception, employee satisfaction and social or …