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Think Data
Here is Seth telling it how it is. “presenting information […] in a way that allows people to hear and see and think, is one of the most powerful tools available to people who’d like to make change. It’s far more … Continue reading
Posted in plausible, questions, systems thinking, thinking
Tagged sethgodin, wealth distribution
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Poof goes the purpose
“When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything.” G.K. Chesterton Anything goes when purpose isn’t there to tie everyone to reality. There’s no fad too superficial, no gimmick too glib, no novelty … Continue reading
Posted in clarity of purpose, communication, me doing it, systems thinking
Tagged sethgodin
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How to change the system when you don’t have the power
Seth Godin: How do you change the system when you don’t have the power? Another gem from Seth, who consistently refuses to have my babies. Click for video, and if you don’t have sound, here’s my cartoon summary instead. Surgeon … Continue reading
Let’s re-write Seth!
From the immortal Seth. A whole post of his, I’m not sure if this is breaking the law of the internet, but here it is, re-written as it should be, from a systems thinking perspective. “Command & Control managers work … Continue reading
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Tagged command and control thinking, sethgodin, systems thinking
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