By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 5 May 20
The Submergency of the PandemicContinue reading on Medium »
The Submergency of the PandemicContinue reading on Medium »
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 29 Apr 20
Webinar Recording & Transcripthttps://medium.com/media/c874db08f056f9597415953954c8860c/hrefTranscriptSo welcome everyone. I’m Brian Robertson. I’m going to be your host for our webinar today and we’re going to be talking about leading virtual teams and meetings. And I, let me tell you just a bit about my, my background and history with this. I think it’s interesting cause I just swore I’d just never would do remote work 20 years ago when I was a CEO of a software company. it was my first company that I was building as CEO, as an entrepreneur and I just could not imagine running a virtual workforce at
Webinar Recording & Transcripthttps://medium.com/media/c874db08f056f9597415953954c8860c/hrefTranscriptSo welcome everyone. I’m Brian Robertson. I’m going to be your host for our webinar today and we’re going to be talking about leading virtual teams and meetings. And I, let me tell you just a bit about my, my background and history with this. I think it’s interesting cause I just swore I’d just never would
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 29 Apr 20
Webinar Recording & Transcripthttps://medium.com/media/c874db08f056f9597415953954c8860c/hrefTranscriptSo welcome everyone. I’m Brian Robertson. I’m going to be your host for our webinar today and we’re going to be talking about leading virtual teams and meetings. And I, let me tell you just a bit about my, my background and history with this. I think it’s interesting cause I just swore I’d just never would do remote work 20 years ago when I was a CEO of a software company. it was my first company that I was building as CEO, as an entrepreneur and I just could not imagine running a virtual workforce at
Webinar Recording & Transcripthttps://medium.com/media/c874db08f056f9597415953954c8860c/hrefTranscriptSo welcome everyone. I’m Brian Robertson. I’m going to be your host for our webinar today and we’re going to be talking about leading virtual teams and meetings. And I, let me tell you just a bit about my, my background and history with this. I think it’s interesting cause I just swore I’d just never would
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 20 Apr 20
by Helio BorgesGAIA Journey Rachel Hentsch Spadafora“The GAIA journey really is about deepening our connection to ourselves, to each other, and to the place we are living in — our mother Earth.”Otto ScharmerGAIAIn Greek mythology, GAIA means mother earth. It is also an acronym for Global Activation of Intention and Action, which is an initiative co-led by Otto Scharmer and the Presencing Institute.According to Otto Scharmer, “GAIA is an impromptu global infrastructure for sensemaking, for leaning into our current moment of disruption and letting this moment move us toward civilizational renewal.”Covid-19, like other moments of societal rupture, essentially confronts each of us with a choice:to
by Helio BorgesGAIA Journey Rachel Hentsch Spadafora“The GAIA journey really is about deepening our connection to ourselves, to each other, and to the place we are living in — our mother Earth.”Otto ScharmerGAIAIn Greek mythology, GAIA means mother earth. It is also an acronym for Global Activation of Intention and Action, which is an initiative co-led by Otto Scharmer and the Presencing Institute.According to
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 19 Apr 20
Forgiveness provides a wide range of benefits for mental health, physical health, and relationships. Small, private acts of forgiveness can even help us limit the impact of severe stress on our thoughts, feelings, and behavior.If you’re noticing an increasing sense of dissatisfaction, disappointment, or frustration in your interactions with others, you may find this VCoL quite helpful.Good-in-a-crisis micro-VCoLsViP info | ViP rationalehttps://medium.com/media/36195d8c6ebfc443b62508c948ccaff1/href
Forgiveness provides a wide range of benefits for mental health, physical health, and relationships. Small, private acts of forgiveness can even help us limit the impact of severe stress on our thoughts, feelings, and behavior.If you’re noticing an increasing sense of dissatisfaction, disappointment, or frustration in your interactions with others, you may find this VCoL quite helpful.Good-in-a-crisis micro-VCoLsViP info | ViP
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 14 Apr 20
In 2017, I wrote a series of articles comparing the complexity of thinking demonstrated by eight current and recent national leaders. One of our major findings was that the reasoning demonstrated by Donald Trump was far less complex than the reasoning demonstrated by all of the other leaders in our international sample, which was composed of the most recent American and Australian leaders.President Trump’s scores consistently fell in the middle of a developmental level called abstract mappings or level 10. This means that his scores were close to the average scores of high school graduates. More importantly, they were far,
In 2017, I wrote a series of articles comparing the complexity of thinking demonstrated by eight current and recent national leaders. One of our major findings was that the reasoning demonstrated by Donald Trump was far less complex than the reasoning demonstrated by all of the other leaders in our international sample, which was composed of the most recent American
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 7 Apr 20
Some notes Covid 19 and beyondThe Rashomon gate which Kurosawa’s crew constructed for Rashomon (1950)“Corpses piled on bridges, corpses blocking off a whole street at the intersection, corpses displaying every manner of death possible to human beings. When I involuntarily looked away, my brother scolded me, “Akira, look carefully now.” When that night I asked my brother why he made me look at those terrible sights, he replied: “If you shut your eyes to a frightening sight, you end up being frightened. If you look at everything straight on, there is nothing to be afraid of.”Akira Kurosawa describing his boyhood experience after
Some notes Covid 19 and beyondThe Rashomon gate which Kurosawa’s crew constructed for Rashomon (1950)“Corpses piled on bridges, corpses blocking off a whole street at the intersection, corpses displaying every manner of death possible to human beings. When I involuntarily looked away, my brother scolded me, “Akira, look carefully now.” When that night I asked my brother why he made me look
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 3 Apr 20
Resources to help you make sense of what is going on in the world.As our daily lives get disrupted and the larger systems that our society runs on begin to break under the pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming increasingly important for all of us to practice resilience and sovereignty.*At the bottom of this article, I have included a list of the best Future Thinkers podcast episodes on the subjects of sovereignty, sensemaking, and resilience in the face of the unprecedented changes the world is going through.Resilience is the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties and to adapt to new
Resources to help you make sense of what is going on in the world.As our daily lives get disrupted and the larger systems that our society runs on begin to break under the pressure of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is becoming increasingly important for all of us to practice resilience and sovereignty.*At the bottom of this article, I have included a
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 26 Mar 20
The Adults and the ChildrenLong before anyone living was born, four people gathered in the centre of the world. Two were adults, and two were children. Two were male, and two were female. Whether they knew one another, and why they had come together, nobody now remembers.What is known is that the man was strong and hungry. His eyes were never far from the horizon, watching it as if seeing there some promise no one else could. The woman was smart and resourceful. She was skilled at finding hidden things, her eyes forever searching for opportunity in the world at her
The Adults and the ChildrenLong before anyone living was born, four people gathered in the centre of the world. Two were adults, and two were children. Two were male, and two were female. Whether they knew one another, and why they had come together, nobody now remembers.What is known is that the man was strong and hungry. His eyes were never
By: The Posts Author | Posted on: 26 Mar 20
Researcher Daniel Schmachtenber lays out how COVID-19 is giving us all a crash-course in systemic risk. It may be the wake-up call we need.Continue reading on Rebel Wisdom »
Researcher Daniel Schmachtenber lays out how COVID-19 is giving us all a crash-course in systemic risk. It may be the wake-up call we need.Continue reading on Rebel Wisdom »