Running faster with old habits may seem to display true grit and resilience. In fact what may be most helpful is to step back from the race and activate contrarian thinking – adversity within this lens is a driver of new possibility.
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Think differently – do differently #FutureWork
Grow and support appetites for thinking and doing differently. Get your head around a new set of roles, like the Game Changers, Play Makers and Polishers too. If not for your organisation, at least for yourself.
The wisdom to engage the group, and other new rules of work
We can write the new rules of work.
Follow your passion – the worst piece of career advice
I’ve been asking the question of how we drive our own value propositions over time, one, because there is more choice and focus if we do it for ourselves, and two, because we can, thanks to our context of rapid change and technological advancement. Today I came across an article written about Andrew Ng, whichContinue reading “Follow your passion – the worst piece of career advice”
A value proposition for the future
What’s your value proposition for the future? I have a few questions to reflect on. Here’s the context. More than a few individuals and businesses are ‘doing’ social media, seemingly because everyone else is doing it. There is a mix of urge, rush, relish and reticence to be present, present on platforms that are fast-growingContinue reading “A value proposition for the future”