Helping Ordinary People Accomplish Extraordinary Things
Today, we discuss the tension that exists between the past and the future. The Tradition and Creativity dimension explores how we retain the lessons of history and precedent while still striking out new ground by embracing innovation and change. The Stone Cutter The Stone Cutter is the builder that has based his craft on his …
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As we begin to explore the six fundamental value pairs, we start with one that is well established in literature–the dichotomy of individualism and collectivism. In terms of archetypes, I have labeled these groups Hermits and Healers. The Hermit The Hermit is an individual who above all wants to live life on his or her …
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Problem Prioritization We all have a desire to solve problems. But we all have limits to our time and energy. We cannot fix everything. Therefore, we need to be selective about what actions we take and what problems we tackle. There are problems that we can solve ourselves, problems we cannot solve alone, and problems …
Are you having difficulty getting people on your side? Do you find yourself locked into a disagreement and never seem to get to a point where you can start having constructive dialogue with others? Do you actually care about trying to address today’s critical problems rather than focus on winning the argument? I want to …
In the past several weeks, there has been some exciting development of the Value Zodiac. The Value Zodiac was initially developed in spring of this year. At the time, the model was divided into four quadrants in part to give the model of visual appeal, but there was some suspicion that the quadrants could be …
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