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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Stress testing your Strategy
A recent HBR article by Robert Simons discusses seven questions to stress test your strategy. There are two aspects of this that I like. The first is the use of questions as an approach to facilitate broader consideration of issues. … Continue reading
Posted in Choice, Leadership, Management, Motivation, Strategic Planning
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Education – reducing divergent thinking. Do we need a new model of learning?
In this RSA animated presentation by Sir Ken Robinson he poses the question as to whether we need a new model for education instead of the post-industrial factory approach that has as one of its biggest trends ADHD. He shows … Continue reading
Posted in Behaviour, Decision Making, Skills
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Resilience training – bleeding heart soft or army tough?
I was reading an article that HBR does on leadership lessons from the armed forces and came across this blog on Resilience Training in the U.S. Army. Resilience, optimism and positivity are inter-related and I have personally sponsored such training … Continue reading
Posted in Behaviour, Happiness, Leadership, Optimism, Positivity, Resilience, Skills
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