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Tag Archives: politics
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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Think Different
About 15 years ago in Razorfish days, I remember getting an annual report from client who we were pitching to. There was a picture of the executive team all standing in a line. It didn’t help that the photo was … Continue reading
Change
We are all familiar with the idea that change is the only constant, but that does not always help us to be better at it. This applies to us as individuals, as businesses and as communities and nations. Change is … 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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Leaders wanted urgently – apply within
It has long been observed that, on no account should anyone, capable of getting themselves elected as leader, be allowed to do so. We vaunt democracy, and yet it’s track record of producing truly great leaders is patchy at best, … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, Leadership
Tagged competent leaders, emergent leaders, greatest leaders, leadership, politics, state leadership
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Ten things we have learnt from the Olympics
1 – People are good – When we allow ourselves to be sucked in to the mainstream media myth it is easy to believe that every second person has violent and destructive intent. Especially if they belong to a group … Continue reading
Three Steps to a Better Business (and Life)
If you find your business, your work team or your life are either not going in the direction you would like them to, or are just going around in circles and not really going anywhere in particular, there are three … Continue reading
Posted in Business, coaching and training
Tagged business, leadership, marketing, personal vision, politics
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