The team delusion
If your meetings are a series of bilateral conversations with an audience, you don’t have a team, you have a team delusion.
If your meetings are a series of bilateral conversations with an audience, you don’t have a team, you have a team delusion.
These things are not nice-to-haves; they are survival strategies for leadership and the foundations for developing your resilience
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We all have to recognise that there are other perspectives than our own, and to accept the responsibility, ourselves, for reconciling them.
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We like things to have a simple recipe, like “five steps to culture change success”, but the recipe is not the cake, and change is complex.
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The charity sector is facing a lot of strong headwinds that we can’t avoid, so how can we create opportunity from adversity?
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From referrals to feedback, if we really understand people’s interests and potential, the best gifts we can give them are often free
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I find it bizarre that a lot of people, including plenty who work in the sector, still see the idea of charities “becoming more commercial” as somehow distasteful or immoral. I can only think it speaks to both an extraordinarily naive view of charity, and an equally poor level of commercial understanding. Because, to paraphrase
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Despite everything, there are plenty of reasons to be positive. And now, more than ever, we need to remind ourselves of them.
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How we can collectively unleash civil society’s superpower to start bridging the divides and countering social fragmentation
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How we make decisions, particularly the most contentious ones, is often more important than the decision itself.
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