Mirror, Mirror on the Wall…
For any CxO or company seeking to adopt or scale Agile for their software development…
Carol Mase
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Embedding the Ethos of Community: Moonshot #2
I admit, this took some research! Let’s start by defining what we are trying to…
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Mending the Soul
Moonshot #1: Management That Serves a Higher Purpose (1) As more companies embrace and begin…
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Intersectional Thinking Requires a Different Mindset
If an Agile Enterprise is an intersection of five big ideas that can, and will,…
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Can Your Company Do This?
Welcome to 2013! It’s not only a new year, it is a new age. Although…
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Spirit Warriors – Leaders for Complex Times
I just returned from a conference at which Meg Wheatley spoke about her new book:…
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Just 3 Rules
One of the most business applicable concepts from the science of complex adaptive systems is…
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Can Leaders Evolve Fast Enough
I am currently reading The Beak of the Finch by Jonathan Weiner, I can highly…
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Embedding Adaptive Change
Every year thousands of change initiatives are undertaken globally in the form of reorganization, structural…
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Leadership IDP
It’s that time of year again – time to create your Individual Development Plan or…
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Creating the Container for Connection
Creating connection at the team level requires individuals to consciously connect first to themselves. The…
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RE: Connecting
Last fall I wrote a blog on connecting that struck a chord with one read…
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Multitasking Yourself to Mediocrity?
By: Kristin Keffeler Many of us thrive on it–the rush that comes with feeling that…
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Systems Thinking – A Leadership Imperative
I write this blog struggling not to make it sound too academic. The subject is…
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Leadership Pyramid
I recently read an article on personal health that included the Mayo Clinic food pyramid.…
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Leadership Games
James Carse has written a wonderfully provocative book on the nature of our interactions in…