9. The first value of a thought citizen
Courage
The opposite of courage
is not fear—it is comfort
10. Over to you...
Stand up. Form small groups.
Share your big aha! moment from AgileEE.
What will you do with it tomorrow?
11. Thought Leader: Usually a person
who neither leads nor thinks, but
speaks frequently enough that
others decide to follow.
ref: onproductmanagement.net
12. We seek new
thought leaders
with the same
hunger we
once sought
repeatable
process.
Why?
14. “Most of our organizations and communities
are boss-subordinate conversations.
We think that matters. We think the bosssubordinate relationship matters, but I don’t
think it does.”
Peter Block
16. The second value of a thought citizen
Deep Dialog
Listen. Seek to
understand, rather than
to be understood.
Seek to explore, rather
than to explain.
17. Over to you...
What are the most engaging and inspiring
conversations you have at work
—are they with managers or peers? Why?
27. The fourth value of a thought citizen
Dream
Imagine the
impossible, and make
your way towards it
28. Over to you...
What is that one thing that causes you to say,
“That will never happen here”?
Change it to “I shall make that happen here.”
29. “Community will be created the moment we decide
to act as creators of what it can become.
This requires us to believe that this organization,
neighborhood, community is mine or ours to create.
This will occur when we are willing to ask the
question "How have I contributed to the current
reality?"
Confusion, blame and waiting for
someone else to change are a defense
against ownership and personal
power.”
Peter Block