'Many are stubborn with regard to the once-chosen path, few with regard to the goal' -Nietzsche
See this more nicerer at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/antlerboy I’m on leave (umm… ‘working holiday’) - so a special ‘randomised’ version this week. Your version is unique to you, randomly generated like the Subbuteo Rugby Scrum simulator (pictured) - so assume that all serendipities are perfectly arranged by the universe for you 🙂 The Subbuteo Scrum Simulator - … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #44
See https://www.getrevue.co/profile/antlerboy for better formattingGovernment-funded systems thinking practitioner learning - and… more 🙂 Top phive of the week Taking systems thinking practice to a new levelTaking systems thinking practice to a new level Everyone from the United Nations to the OECD to old bastions of management thinking like Harvard Business review recognises that systems hinking and … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #43
Taking systems thinking practice to a new level Everyone from the United Nations to the OECD to old bastions of management thinking like Harvard Business review recognises that systems hinking and handling complexity are the key skills for the future. Can these skills — which are so core to innovation — be formalised? Professionalised? Can they support formal careers? Should … Continue reading Taking systems thinking practice to a new level
1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 14, 21, 42 I have a great new gig, the buying of reputation and spread of corruption, rejection, giving advice, systems change, and a lot lot more… (Better formatting at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/antlerboy) Top phive of the week What’s your dream role – if you didn’t even have to leave your current … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #42
See This! Newsletter! More! Beautifully! At https://www.getrevue.co/profile/antlerboy power, responsibility, euphemisms, the amazing Workona, unsafe 'check in'?, wordcel advice sought, Independent Commission on Culture and Local Government, The Consequence Of All Learning: We Can No Longer See The Chicken, Transaction-Cost Utopias Reconsidered, The Curse of the Chatbot, wheels vs doors, Rejection Therapy, Castaneda, Everything You See … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #41
This might conceivably make for some interesting weekend reading for you. If you’re interested in the same sort of things I’m interested in: * public | service | transformation * systems | complexity | cybernetics * ethics, social and economic justice * things that reveal deep, long, old connections between things * the thrill of … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #40
See it nicely at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/antlerboy/issues/transduction-leading-transformation-issue-39-1048826/d67a8d3b-0a59-4b97-ba12-2016adf8a220This week:Why understanding that there are ‘five worlds’ in organisational systems can be so powerfulIncluding video of me presenting to sensemaking.rsWhy being in the wrong frame is so hilarious – and the implications for businessBasics of meta-rationalityWomen in systems thinking – speaker seriesSystems convening across boundaries with Collective Leadership ScotlandEvaluating government … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #39
https://videopress.com/v/VykLpeMG?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Why are misunderstandings so funny?What's your favourite misunderstanding? The implications of humorous misunderstandings for #management, #creativity, and #innovation are really significant. So humour can help our #work in unexpected ways. But before that - I'm an absolute sucker for these kinds of things! From 'Engrish funny' mistranslations or words out of context to the attached video showing broken communication leading … Continue reading Why is being in the wrong frame so hilarious? And what are the implications for business?
The facilitrainer rainbow, failure to reverse engineer success, strategic commissioning, primary care, and systems | complexity | cybernetics… The opposite experiment this week - late and no time to add all the tweets, due to travel. So a condensed newsletter! Top phive of the week Do you know a trainer, facilitator, or consultant – and … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #38
This weekDark patternsUntidy farmingUpcoming meetupLooking out for liarsLevelling up and the climate crisis (not)Help us support adult social care commissionersExperience your relationship with systems and powerWhy public service transformation conversations are getting oldYour brain does not process information and it is not a computerContext recognition, First Nations thinking in systems, and the Frame ProblemThe person … Continue reading Transduction – leading transformation – Issue #37
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