What does wisteria have to do with #leadership?
"For lazy gardeners like me, there is always perfectly rational reason to put off messy excavation needed to properly address problem".
Good analogy @TalentVanguard
Dig to roots of behaviour patterns.
https://t.co/bIsznfrCz3
@WorkScientist Thanks for reading and sharing Dr Kocum. Agree systems are really hard to change, but I think it’s still worth understanding why quick fixes fail, even if the alternative is really challenging :)
Did you read @annehelen’s excellent piece on millennial burnout? There’s one more reason that adults of all ages might experience ‘errand paralysis’ and overwhelm: shadow work
https://t.co/Vd6qRP5mpr
New post! Inspired by @jenniferlkenny
“... there is tremendous, often overlooked, potential in being attentive to the space between things, not just the things themselves.”
https://t.co/kDdZK6Kuaw
“As insiders we don’t know what’s unusual about our culture until we leave it, or an outsider points it out to us. To us it’s unremarkable. We assume that everyone does it our way, until we encounter someone who says “Why are you doing it that way?”
https://t.co/9MiyQFBBi1
New Post! “Liminality is an inherently disorientating state. The mental models we’ve developed to help us navigate past environments can fail us, or (even more dangerous) seem to fit our new environment…until they abruptly don’t.”
https://t.co/kVOri0sngI
New Post! “Burnout. Like a particularly unforgettable destination, those of us who’ve been nod knowingly to one another. No matter how long ago it was, we recall the familiar landmarks of our journey with easy clarity. And we never want to go back.“
https://t.co/Rw9rc189G5
New Post! “Burnout. Like a particularly unforgettable destination, those of us who’ve been nod knowingly to one another. No matter how long ago it was, we recall the familiar landmarks of our journey with easy clarity. And we never want to go back.“
https://t.co/Rw9rc189G5