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Category Archives: society
Pluralist Manifesto
It could be argued that the social/economic stalling of so many of the older economies is reflective of a parallel political stalling. For over 1600 years, from the end of the Roman Republic until the “Glorious Revolution” of 1688 in … Continue reading
Posted in Business, innovation, Leadership, society, Uncategorized
Tagged economic pyramid, glorious revolution of 1688, politics
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Towards Holocracy
This weekend we had an extraordinarily vivid experience of autocracy. We went to Hampton Court Palace where four actors recreated an episode in the court of Henry VIII. The roles cast were Henry VIII, Henry’s Chancellor – Thomas Cromwell, Anne … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, Leadership, society
Tagged anne boleyn, dowager duchess, hampton court palace, leadership, politics
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Love, Compassion and Tolerance
Last week I was working with a very large group and I was strongly reminded of where we are. There are, in a sense, those who are “awake” and those who have yet to “wake up”. By “awake” I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Business, coaching and training, Leadership, personal development, society
Tagged society
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Confidence or qualifications
We are back in the hunt for schools due to our move back to England. In our interviews with the schools we were reminded of what appears to be two contrasting approaches to education, and perhaps to life. 1 – … Continue reading
It’s not what you know, or who you know…
It is where you were born. Those of us born into stable countries that allow personal freedom with pluralistic and inclusive systems are the lucky ones. I had my first opportunity to work in Sub Saharan Africa last week. I … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, society
Tagged european imperialism, meaningful social change, politics, shanty town, shanty towns
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Doing the right thing – even when no one is watching
Doing the right thing even when no one is watching, can, perhaps be taken as a definition of ethics. It is also the basis for sustainable success and happiness. We arrived at a point of inflection in the 90′s where … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, Leadership, society
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It’s the people, stupid
Leadership is about people, always about people. It is not about having the best strategy, or the best vision or even the best solutions. It is about connecting with people. If a leader also has the best strategy, vision and … Continue reading
Posted in coaching and training, Leadership, society
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A revolution in leadership
I have been enormously privileged in the last three months to have delivered five different types of leadership session to corporate groups in three different countries in the Middle East. I have two observations from these experiences: 1 – Unsurprisingly … Continue reading
Posted in coaching and training, Leadership, society
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Ethics and Armstrong
Perhaps pro cycling can be seen as some sort of ethical proxy for society. A sort of moral canary, warning us of when our behaviour is becoming too toxic. Over its hundred plus years of history the nationalism that contributed … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, Business, society
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The Answer to Life, The Universe and Everything…
Perhaps, in a way, this is what I have been trying to answer all along. Ever since I was inspired by Douglas Adams while I was at school. Three books and hundreds of blog posts later, I am delighted to … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, Business, Leadership, society
Tagged leadership, origins of power
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