Cooperation and competition are two ways to get something done. Cooperation involves reaching out and aligning yourself to another. Relationships are built that are mutually beneficial. Competition is useful, but it can turn people away….
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Innovation and evolution
If one is innovating, does that mean you are also evolving? Not necessarily. It depends on how you define evolution. Is it based on rate of production, how much profit is generated, or based on…
We’re all in transit
Not all experiences can be planned or predicted. Often, the most memorable events are those that occur randomly. Strong memories of a place can also be built up over time. Seeking new experiences can broaden…
Finding people that want to engage
People will engage on their terms and this will dictate the speed and momentum of an organization. Carefully selecting your partners has never been more critical because it will have a direct impact on the…
Building a networked culture
Trust is at the core of a decentralized system. Simply put, one needs to know that someone working in another location or without direct oversight will complete whatever they say they will do and take…
Structuring change and creating the future
Structuring change is easy when looking from the outside in. Architects, urban planners, concerned citizens, and politicians, among others, can find themselves speculating endlessly about what needs to be done to change a system. Creating…