Organizzazione - 3.Le 3 strategie
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Organizzazione - 3.Le 3 strategie
- 1. Strategia 1: Andare oltre la dando delle ragioni per cambiare
- 2. Dare alla gente degli strumenti Dare alla gente la
- 3. Cambiare ideologia riesce meglio se la tua missione non è quella di cambiare ideologia, ma di aiutare la gente
- 5. “Quando gli Apache, condotti dai loro capi spirituali (veri catalizzatori delle tribù), spostarono la loro potenza dal simbolico al materiale, perché i coloni gli avevano dato la proprietà del bestiame, finirono malissimo perché la struttura di potere, una volta piatta, era diventata gerarchica.”
- 6. x+ =
- 7. “Una volta che un popolo guadagna il diritto alla proprietà, ben presto cerca un sistema centralizzato che protegga i suoi interessi”
- 8. Guardando dal punto di vista della Stella Marina: Se voi volete che la vostra organizzazione stellare prosperi, siate consapevoli di non cercare di trasformare un catalizzatore in un CEO!
- 9. Se non puoi combatterli, allora unisciti a loro Strategia 3 per combattere la stella marina: decentralizzatevi
- 10. Questo significa che tutte le organizzaioni stellari sono sempre il miglior modo di procedere?
Editor's Notes
- Unlike the Aztecs, the Apaches didn't have pyramids, roads, or even much of a government. Instead of chiefs, they had Nant'ans (the most famous of whom was Geronimo), who lacked authoritative power and instead led by example. When the Spanish killed a Nant'an, a new one would just take his palace. When they burned a village, the Apache became nomadic. The more they were attacked, the more decentralized and resilient the Apache became. For two centuries their starfish qualities enabled the Apaches to successfully stave off attacks by the Spanish, and later Mexicans, and then the Americans. The Apaches were lead by Nant'ans, spiritual leaders like Geronimo who led by example not edict. If an Nant'an was killed, another stepped forward to take his place. The Apache remained resilient, mobile, and impervious to destruction. This persisted until 1914. The Americans gave the Nant'ans cattle shifting their power from symbolic to material. "The cows changed everything. Once the Nant'ans gained authoritative power, they began fighting with each other for seats on the newly created tribal councils." Greed undermined their real power to lead. This is a potent metaphor for self. If we see the cows as attachments wherever we are attached we are vulnerable; we have something to protect. Our identity shifts from values to things. Attachment to things (even beliefs about ourselves) gives us something to protect and resources must be mobilized to take care of them. We lose fluidity, mobility, and resilience.