Are We Really “All Connected”?

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August 20, 2013
Susan Mazza
CEO, Clarus Works

Topics

relationships, stand up
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Today’s world, for the most part, has been framed in a mechanistic model based on Newton’s laws of the physical universe. Of course this model continues to be both valid and useful. In fact, this model of thought gave rise to the tremendous breakthroughs in the industrial age.

Yet could it be this mechanistic model is now getting in the way of our ability to actually work together?

We are all connected. We seem to be hearing that more and more these days. But do we really act like we believe it?

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teambuzzbuilderTeam Buzz Builder@teambuzzbuilder·
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"As leader, you are a role model for your team. You cannot expect team members to behave a certain way if you don’t follow your own rules." via @MarkusvanAlphen @leadchangegroup https://t.co/YHBZ2FLmsM #LeadChange #Leadership

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Read the latest #LeadChange column on @SBLeaders: What is humble leadership and why do we need it now? By Ed Schein & @ScheinOcli. #HumbleLeadership https://t.co/2hUOD7oEAm

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To Get People to Embrace Change, Emphasize What Will Stay the Same https://t.co/kL0NZZhtmr via @HarvardBiz #Leadership #LeadChange #LeadMorale

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LeaDinGovTRiz Shah@LeaDinGovT·
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Amazing effort by DOE Office of the Chief Human Capital Officer staff in developing their organizational values and leadership philosophy. Next step, #leadchange !
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