Holding Values-Focused Conversations During the Information Apocalypse
We are living through a tumultuous time. Leaders of organizations are being forced to grapple with large, thorny issues inside their own four walls because there is no other safe space for their people to have these conversations. Furthermore, while...
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Understanding the Loss of Habits
Last month, I messed up the ligaments in my ankle pretty good. (“Messed up pretty good” is a medical term of art—ask any doctor). Fortunately, my road to recovery appears to lie not through surgery but physical therapy. So, for...
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Defensive Growth: A Lesson from the Great Depression
My paternal great-grandfather—known as “Pop” to his family—worked for E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company his entire adult life. Beginning his career in their gunpowder manufacturing operation and ending at the Chambers Works facility, he was one of the...
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