This document discusses the importance and power of storytelling for leaders. It explains that storytelling is how human brains naturally communicate and process information. Stories are an evolutionary advantage as they package reason and emotion in a way that prompts an immediate response. The document outlines some of the challenges leaders face in influencing others and creating change, such as short attention spans, risk aversion, competing narratives, and groupthink. It argues that storytelling is a vital skill for leaders to overcome these challenges, connect with people, and influence behavior. Effective stories create meaning, project visions of the future, and engage others in possibilities for change. The final sections provide examples of how to transform problems and ideas into compelling stories that build momentum for new realities.
This document outlines Nick Jankel's views on the future of business and leadership. It discusses how business has evolved from small human networks based on trust, to shareholder capitalism focused on profit, to the modern corporate structure designed for efficiency. However, this has led to issues like worker disengagement, stress, and lack of purpose. The document argues this is an opportunity to transition to Enterprise 3.0, with businesses focused on delivering purpose to communities through creativity and a collective spirit. It provides Nick's perspective on leadership approaches needed to drive this transition, such as presence, wisdom, collaboration and influencing change.
WECREATE Worldwide is a company established in 2005 to support organizations and leaders in achieving breakthrough innovation and leadership. They work with clients on processes for breakthrough innovation in products, services, experiences and brands. They also provide leadership development training. The document discusses WECREATE's approach of using "Breakthrough Biodynamics" to create leverage ideas and impact the future in unexpected ways. It provides examples of past breakthrough innovations and discusses challenges organizations face in embracing future changes.
This document outlines a vision for the future of organizations and describes trends driving the evolution from Organization 1.0 to Organization 2.0. Key points include: (1) knowledge is becoming decentralized and located outside of traditional institutions, (2) organizations must have an open innovation mindset and global operational platform, and (3) future organizations will function more like organic networks than traditional hierarchical structures.
Aiming to eliminate the compromises in organizational life. Covering some interesting and provocative ideas, spanning human rights, complexity science, the death of heuristics, influence flows, personal knowledge mastery, social physics, trust, the digital nervous system, Web 3.0, performance and learning, public relations, collective intelligence, sociocracy, Holacracy, podularity, wirearchy, emergent civilization, self-organization, organized self, socioveillance, middleware corporate, bread incorporated and the Mozilla manifesto.
This document lists 21 people who are involved in agile management and innovation. It then discusses some criticism of the group for not having enough managers or feedback. The responses note there is plenty of management experience represented and that the focus is on innovators, not skeptics. It encourages starting with trust-building before changing the world. The document promotes organizations becoming learning networks creating value through stewardship rather than traditional management. It provides links to additional change agents and stakeholders in management innovation.
This document discusses the importance and power of storytelling for leaders. It explains that storytelling is how human brains naturally communicate and process information. Stories are an evolutionary advantage as they package reason and emotion in a way that prompts an immediate response. The document outlines some of the challenges leaders face in influencing others and creating change, such as short attention spans, risk aversion, competing narratives, and groupthink. It argues that storytelling is a vital skill for leaders to overcome these challenges, connect with people, and influence behavior. Effective stories create meaning, project visions of the future, and engage others in possibilities for change. The final sections provide examples of how to transform problems and ideas into compelling stories that build momentum for new realities.
This document outlines Nick Jankel's views on the future of business and leadership. It discusses how business has evolved from small human networks based on trust, to shareholder capitalism focused on profit, to the modern corporate structure designed for efficiency. However, this has led to issues like worker disengagement, stress, and lack of purpose. The document argues this is an opportunity to transition to Enterprise 3.0, with businesses focused on delivering purpose to communities through creativity and a collective spirit. It provides Nick's perspective on leadership approaches needed to drive this transition, such as presence, wisdom, collaboration and influencing change.
WECREATE Worldwide is a company established in 2005 to support organizations and leaders in achieving breakthrough innovation and leadership. They work with clients on processes for breakthrough innovation in products, services, experiences and brands. They also provide leadership development training. The document discusses WECREATE's approach of using "Breakthrough Biodynamics" to create leverage ideas and impact the future in unexpected ways. It provides examples of past breakthrough innovations and discusses challenges organizations face in embracing future changes.
This document outlines a vision for the future of organizations and describes trends driving the evolution from Organization 1.0 to Organization 2.0. Key points include: (1) knowledge is becoming decentralized and located outside of traditional institutions, (2) organizations must have an open innovation mindset and global operational platform, and (3) future organizations will function more like organic networks than traditional hierarchical structures.
Aiming to eliminate the compromises in organizational life. Covering some interesting and provocative ideas, spanning human rights, complexity science, the death of heuristics, influence flows, personal knowledge mastery, social physics, trust, the digital nervous system, Web 3.0, performance and learning, public relations, collective intelligence, sociocracy, Holacracy, podularity, wirearchy, emergent civilization, self-organization, organized self, socioveillance, middleware corporate, bread incorporated and the Mozilla manifesto.
This document lists 21 people who are involved in agile management and innovation. It then discusses some criticism of the group for not having enough managers or feedback. The responses note there is plenty of management experience represented and that the focus is on innovators, not skeptics. It encourages starting with trust-building before changing the world. The document promotes organizations becoming learning networks creating value through stewardship rather than traditional management. It provides links to additional change agents and stakeholders in management innovation.
This document discusses digital trends for 2018, focusing on three main drivers: trust, transparency, and (de)globalization. Virtual assistants using speech, gestures and facial recognition are becoming more common. Algorithms are making more decisions but may not be fully understood. Blockchain technology could decentralize power by allowing direct transactions between individuals without middlemen. The trends are expected to further digitalization, challenging business models and democratizing access, if adopted with constant curiosity and added ethics.
My talk from the Creative Summit 2015. #cresum15
Work sucks. Despite exponential innovation in technology, the way in which we work and organize haven't fundamentally changed in 50 years. What lessons can we learn from naturally occurring complex adaptive systems (cities, ant colonies, your immune system)? What practices should we take from the most responsive companies of today?
What happens when everyone’s on Facebook? How in particular is the natural wish of young people to have their own places and cultures manifesting itself digitally? Moreover, how are we all changing our behaviour in light the data that we’re increasingly aware we give up when we use social sites? Is the often cited, rarely challenged belief that young people don't care about privacy actually true? How are kids coping with a world where they are growing up in public? Are the scare stories true, or is something more subtle emerging?
We look at Tumblr, Instagram and Snapchat amongst others for clues to how behaviour is changing and - what this means for the audience, the networks and brands. We examine how a far more nuanced contract between these groups is being negotiated - and how to thrive in this emerging world. How do brands cope with younger groups sophistication when it comes to being marketed to - particularly given the huge global demographic shift due to take place, with over 50% of world's population due shortly to be under 25.
This document discusses trends related to the future of work and organizations in the 21st century. It notes that 47% of traditional jobs will be gone by 2020 and that 70% of today's employees find no meaning in their work. New technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, and 3D printing will continue to automate jobs. However, the future is also uncertain and bright with new opportunities. It suggests businesses focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and massive transformative purpose to make work more meaningful and future-proof their organizations against disruption. Hackathons are proposed as a way to train 21st century skills while solving companies' biggest problems.
1) According to John Kotter, traditional organizational hierarchies are not well-suited for environments where constant change is the norm. He argues that organizations need both a hierarchy to manage daily operations as well as a parallel, network-like system to drive strategic change and agility.
2) Kotter proposes eight "accelerators" that organizations can use to build a dual operating system, including creating a sense of urgency, forming a guiding coalition, developing a strategic vision, and removing barriers to action.
3) The document describes a case study of how consulting firm BB&A helped Kimberly-Clark Europe engage employees in bringing their new strategic ambition to life through a three-phase change process of co-
This document discusses managing change in libraries. It notes that the only constant is change and libraries must adapt to changes in society, their sector, and workplaces. It provides strategies for coping with and influencing change, including becoming informed, joining conversations, exerting influence in areas of concern, developing change management plans, and lifelong learning. The key message is that libraries and individuals must be proactive and open to change to remain relevant in an evolving world.
We are facing a huge, worldwide misalignment between the existing skills base and the demands of the global economy, resulting from a fundamental mismatch between the nature of the competences owned by the workforce and those required by their prospective employers.
Closing this gap will require self-driven, agile lifelong learning as a response to the fast changing requirements of the business environment triggered by fast-paced technological innovation.
This document provides an overview of a leadership workshop focused on personal leadership style, community collaboration, and effective leadership. The workshop covers key topics such as defining leadership, different communication styles, the ladder of inference concept, sharing versus giving away power, and the importance of collaboration. The overall message is that effective leaders listen to understand different perspectives, consider various personality types, avoid assumptions, empower others through sharing responsibility, and bring people together through meaningful conversations.
The document discusses how technology, information, and culture are changing exponentially and demanding more innovation, quality, transparency, personalization and speed while providing less time, energy, money and simplicity. Old systems are breaking down while new systems have yet to be created, requiring skills like purpose, innovation, collaboration and learning. The future will reward those who can solve problems by seeing opportunities and connect and empower people.
The document discusses the evolution of organizational structures away from traditional hierarchies towards more agile, self-organizing models like Agile, Management 3.0, Holacracy and #NoManager approaches. It provides background on why hierarchies were established and critiques their limitations in today's environment. Emerging frameworks aim to empower teams, develop competence, and structure organizations for innovation through practices like distributed leadership, cross-functional career paths, and network-based relationships over rigid hierarchies.
VUCA Stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity and often used to describe the new normal of today's business environment. The CPA Vision Project in 1998 identified many of these changes - this presentation talks about "now what"?
What changes to leadership and strategy have come from this VUCA world and what are accounting and finance leaders supposed to do. Collaboration combined with new skills is the answer.
Much has been said about the Millennial generation, also commonly known as Generation Y, but do we really know how to bring out the best in them? Surpassing even baby boomers in number globally; The Millennials are making their mark in a lot ways. They have different dreams. They are changing how things work and the workplace is where they are having the biggest impact.
• Mindset of the Millennial.
Appreciate the differences and similarities in our Millennials’ mindset.
• Inevitable changes in our business world.
Evaluate the evolution of business climate due to the new workforce.
• Opportunities with the Millennial workforce.
Explore how we can bring out the best in our future workforce.
This document discusses corporate venturing and provides a framework for how large companies can collaborate with startups. It addresses:
1. The challenges of keeping up with rapidly changing customer, market, and technology environments that put pressure on existing business models.
2. A proposed solution of a "hybrid model" using both "inside-out innovation" by upgrading the company and "outside-in innovation" through collaborating with startups.
3. A venturing framework including focus areas, configuration options, guidelines for communication and cultivation, and establishing the right mindset, means, and mandate for corporate venturing.
This document contains information about Rally Software and agile practices. It discusses how companies can become more agile, principles of lean agile leadership, and managing complexity in business. Key topics covered include embracing uncertainty, becoming a learning organization, and scaling agile collaboration.
Creating a winning environment in the workplace today requires teams to change the way they approach work. Leaders communicate more than what they say with their words but through their actions and the culture that they cultivate throughout the organisation. This presentation looks at some of the keys to creating a winning environment all underpinning communication at all levels. Presentation by Buhle Dlamini
My second invited keynote in March- this time to an amazing audience in Tokyo -- had great attendance by a wide range of academics, entrepreneurs/champions AND high-ranking government officials. (Content overlaps with Dubai talk.) Also presenting is Boo Edgar from Gothenburg, Dr. Noriko Tajo of Hosei, Dr. Shingo Igarashi of Kyushu/QREC and Dr, Yoshii Ishii, METI.
CongRegation at Engenuity Midlands Network | Innovation Management dec 4 2017 v2Eoin Kennedy
The document discusses various perspectives on innovation from several speakers. It addresses topics like experimentation over innovation, accessing peak innovative states through rituals, the importance of culture and positivity for innovation, embracing uncertainty, challenging assumptions of creative potential, the difficulty but importance of alignment for change initiatives, and both the benefits and potential "curses" of innovation. It also touches on the role of failure, market research, and focusing on customers to drive innovation.
The document discusses trends in how consumers engage with brands across real and virtual worlds. It provides examples of how brands can (1) get consumers more involved in products through collaboration platforms and personalization, (2) offer useful content and services, and (3) have a multi-platform media strategy across social media, websites, mobile apps, and events to better integrate into consumers' lives. The key recommendation is for brands to allow consumers to become part of the brand through contact, content, and an integrated media strategy across real and virtual worlds.
The document discusses two new technologies, radar and VHF radio, that emerged in 1941 and had the potential to enhance situational awareness for the U.S. Navy. However, during initial battles they instead created confusion by overloading officers with too much uncorrelated information. Admiral Nimitz advocated for self-organization and experimentation to better utilize the technologies. This led ships to form multi-disciplinary teams to centralize information processing, which emerged as the Combat Information Center and improved coordination.
This document provides an overview of Nick Jankel and his company Wecreate, which delivers social and sustainable innovation through coaching programs. Wecreate designs leadership programs to catalyze continuous breakthroughs for leaders and the systems they influence. The document discusses concepts like switched on leadership, embracing change and chaos to find opportunities, and the importance of collaboration. It emphasizes staying open-minded and open-hearted in the face of uncertainty to enable breakthrough thinking. The goal is to provide tools to impactful innovators and leaders to build a more thriving world.
This document discusses breakthrough innovation and leadership. It emphasizes that breakthroughs come from embracing chaos and ambiguity, and letting go of assumptions. True insights are empowering, enlightening, and liberating. They allow organizations to create business models that deliver purpose and bring about a brilliant world. The document promotes harnessing creativity to solve problems, empower communities, and express our potential to make a positive impact.
This document discusses digital trends for 2018, focusing on three main drivers: trust, transparency, and (de)globalization. Virtual assistants using speech, gestures and facial recognition are becoming more common. Algorithms are making more decisions but may not be fully understood. Blockchain technology could decentralize power by allowing direct transactions between individuals without middlemen. The trends are expected to further digitalization, challenging business models and democratizing access, if adopted with constant curiosity and added ethics.
My talk from the Creative Summit 2015. #cresum15
Work sucks. Despite exponential innovation in technology, the way in which we work and organize haven't fundamentally changed in 50 years. What lessons can we learn from naturally occurring complex adaptive systems (cities, ant colonies, your immune system)? What practices should we take from the most responsive companies of today?
What happens when everyone’s on Facebook? How in particular is the natural wish of young people to have their own places and cultures manifesting itself digitally? Moreover, how are we all changing our behaviour in light the data that we’re increasingly aware we give up when we use social sites? Is the often cited, rarely challenged belief that young people don't care about privacy actually true? How are kids coping with a world where they are growing up in public? Are the scare stories true, or is something more subtle emerging?
We look at Tumblr, Instagram and Snapchat amongst others for clues to how behaviour is changing and - what this means for the audience, the networks and brands. We examine how a far more nuanced contract between these groups is being negotiated - and how to thrive in this emerging world. How do brands cope with younger groups sophistication when it comes to being marketed to - particularly given the huge global demographic shift due to take place, with over 50% of world's population due shortly to be under 25.
This document discusses trends related to the future of work and organizations in the 21st century. It notes that 47% of traditional jobs will be gone by 2020 and that 70% of today's employees find no meaning in their work. New technologies like artificial intelligence, robotics, and 3D printing will continue to automate jobs. However, the future is also uncertain and bright with new opportunities. It suggests businesses focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and massive transformative purpose to make work more meaningful and future-proof their organizations against disruption. Hackathons are proposed as a way to train 21st century skills while solving companies' biggest problems.
1) According to John Kotter, traditional organizational hierarchies are not well-suited for environments where constant change is the norm. He argues that organizations need both a hierarchy to manage daily operations as well as a parallel, network-like system to drive strategic change and agility.
2) Kotter proposes eight "accelerators" that organizations can use to build a dual operating system, including creating a sense of urgency, forming a guiding coalition, developing a strategic vision, and removing barriers to action.
3) The document describes a case study of how consulting firm BB&A helped Kimberly-Clark Europe engage employees in bringing their new strategic ambition to life through a three-phase change process of co-
This document discusses managing change in libraries. It notes that the only constant is change and libraries must adapt to changes in society, their sector, and workplaces. It provides strategies for coping with and influencing change, including becoming informed, joining conversations, exerting influence in areas of concern, developing change management plans, and lifelong learning. The key message is that libraries and individuals must be proactive and open to change to remain relevant in an evolving world.
We are facing a huge, worldwide misalignment between the existing skills base and the demands of the global economy, resulting from a fundamental mismatch between the nature of the competences owned by the workforce and those required by their prospective employers.
Closing this gap will require self-driven, agile lifelong learning as a response to the fast changing requirements of the business environment triggered by fast-paced technological innovation.
This document provides an overview of a leadership workshop focused on personal leadership style, community collaboration, and effective leadership. The workshop covers key topics such as defining leadership, different communication styles, the ladder of inference concept, sharing versus giving away power, and the importance of collaboration. The overall message is that effective leaders listen to understand different perspectives, consider various personality types, avoid assumptions, empower others through sharing responsibility, and bring people together through meaningful conversations.
The document discusses how technology, information, and culture are changing exponentially and demanding more innovation, quality, transparency, personalization and speed while providing less time, energy, money and simplicity. Old systems are breaking down while new systems have yet to be created, requiring skills like purpose, innovation, collaboration and learning. The future will reward those who can solve problems by seeing opportunities and connect and empower people.
The document discusses the evolution of organizational structures away from traditional hierarchies towards more agile, self-organizing models like Agile, Management 3.0, Holacracy and #NoManager approaches. It provides background on why hierarchies were established and critiques their limitations in today's environment. Emerging frameworks aim to empower teams, develop competence, and structure organizations for innovation through practices like distributed leadership, cross-functional career paths, and network-based relationships over rigid hierarchies.
VUCA Stands for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity and often used to describe the new normal of today's business environment. The CPA Vision Project in 1998 identified many of these changes - this presentation talks about "now what"?
What changes to leadership and strategy have come from this VUCA world and what are accounting and finance leaders supposed to do. Collaboration combined with new skills is the answer.
Much has been said about the Millennial generation, also commonly known as Generation Y, but do we really know how to bring out the best in them? Surpassing even baby boomers in number globally; The Millennials are making their mark in a lot ways. They have different dreams. They are changing how things work and the workplace is where they are having the biggest impact.
• Mindset of the Millennial.
Appreciate the differences and similarities in our Millennials’ mindset.
• Inevitable changes in our business world.
Evaluate the evolution of business climate due to the new workforce.
• Opportunities with the Millennial workforce.
Explore how we can bring out the best in our future workforce.
This document discusses corporate venturing and provides a framework for how large companies can collaborate with startups. It addresses:
1. The challenges of keeping up with rapidly changing customer, market, and technology environments that put pressure on existing business models.
2. A proposed solution of a "hybrid model" using both "inside-out innovation" by upgrading the company and "outside-in innovation" through collaborating with startups.
3. A venturing framework including focus areas, configuration options, guidelines for communication and cultivation, and establishing the right mindset, means, and mandate for corporate venturing.
This document contains information about Rally Software and agile practices. It discusses how companies can become more agile, principles of lean agile leadership, and managing complexity in business. Key topics covered include embracing uncertainty, becoming a learning organization, and scaling agile collaboration.
Creating a winning environment in the workplace today requires teams to change the way they approach work. Leaders communicate more than what they say with their words but through their actions and the culture that they cultivate throughout the organisation. This presentation looks at some of the keys to creating a winning environment all underpinning communication at all levels. Presentation by Buhle Dlamini
My second invited keynote in March- this time to an amazing audience in Tokyo -- had great attendance by a wide range of academics, entrepreneurs/champions AND high-ranking government officials. (Content overlaps with Dubai talk.) Also presenting is Boo Edgar from Gothenburg, Dr. Noriko Tajo of Hosei, Dr. Shingo Igarashi of Kyushu/QREC and Dr, Yoshii Ishii, METI.
CongRegation at Engenuity Midlands Network | Innovation Management dec 4 2017 v2Eoin Kennedy
The document discusses various perspectives on innovation from several speakers. It addresses topics like experimentation over innovation, accessing peak innovative states through rituals, the importance of culture and positivity for innovation, embracing uncertainty, challenging assumptions of creative potential, the difficulty but importance of alignment for change initiatives, and both the benefits and potential "curses" of innovation. It also touches on the role of failure, market research, and focusing on customers to drive innovation.
The document discusses trends in how consumers engage with brands across real and virtual worlds. It provides examples of how brands can (1) get consumers more involved in products through collaboration platforms and personalization, (2) offer useful content and services, and (3) have a multi-platform media strategy across social media, websites, mobile apps, and events to better integrate into consumers' lives. The key recommendation is for brands to allow consumers to become part of the brand through contact, content, and an integrated media strategy across real and virtual worlds.
The document discusses two new technologies, radar and VHF radio, that emerged in 1941 and had the potential to enhance situational awareness for the U.S. Navy. However, during initial battles they instead created confusion by overloading officers with too much uncorrelated information. Admiral Nimitz advocated for self-organization and experimentation to better utilize the technologies. This led ships to form multi-disciplinary teams to centralize information processing, which emerged as the Combat Information Center and improved coordination.
This document provides an overview of Nick Jankel and his company Wecreate, which delivers social and sustainable innovation through coaching programs. Wecreate designs leadership programs to catalyze continuous breakthroughs for leaders and the systems they influence. The document discusses concepts like switched on leadership, embracing change and chaos to find opportunities, and the importance of collaboration. It emphasizes staying open-minded and open-hearted in the face of uncertainty to enable breakthrough thinking. The goal is to provide tools to impactful innovators and leaders to build a more thriving world.
This document discusses breakthrough innovation and leadership. It emphasizes that breakthroughs come from embracing chaos and ambiguity, and letting go of assumptions. True insights are empowering, enlightening, and liberating. They allow organizations to create business models that deliver purpose and bring about a brilliant world. The document promotes harnessing creativity to solve problems, empower communities, and express our potential to make a positive impact.
The document discusses collaborative innovation and breakthrough thinking. It describes how collaboration allows teams to solve more ambitious problems, generate more diverse ideas and solutions, and implement solutions faster, cheaper and better. The document also discusses how problems are crucial to creativity, and outlines a breakthrough innovation process involving inspiring people to change, igniting passion around problems, collaborating for solutions, gaining deep insights, implementing strategies, and inventing new models.
100 Kepner Quotes: Chuck Kepner’s Words of Wisdom in
Innovation, Decision Making, Problem Solving, Collaboration, and more…
www.thinkingdimensions.com/resources/blog/kepner
Charles Kepner is the legacy behind Thinking Dimensions Global. TDG partners around the world still use his methodologies with their clients in decision making and problem solving.
This is a collection of 100 of his quotes. Feel free to use them in your organization for inspiration in leadership, collaboration, decision making, problem solving, and innovation.
It's time to reflect on the way we construct our companies and look for the kind of leadership that will be necessary to lead our companies in to the future of our fast changing world !
A keynote to NHS Leadership Academy on how to lead for impact in complex systems and a networked reality. Includes insight on breakthrough innovation, the science of breakthrough, the neurobiology of breakthrough and our Breakthrough Innovation Engine.
This document discusses switched on leadership and innovation at the edge of chaos. It begins with an introduction to Wecreate, a social innovation consultancy, and the Global Leaders Academy which designs leadership programs. The document discusses serving others with insights collected, and creating a safe space for discussion. It explores topics like biomimicry, networks, and working at the edge of chaos and ambiguity where new ideas are born. It presents frameworks and tools for breakthrough thinking to solve problems in new ways. It emphasizes open-minded, intuitive leadership of head, heart and hands to thrive in times of change.
How to use commercial innovation techniques - particularly strategic breakthrough innovation - in the public sector; and how to lead innovation in government and non-profits. Includes an introduction to Breakthrough Biodynamics. Taught at SciencePo Feb 2015
This document provides advice for leaders navigating turbulent times and leading organizational change. It discusses that change is difficult for humans as it involves loss. Leaders must acknowledge people's fears about change while also providing realistic hope. When facing uncontrollable external changes, leaders need to take on an "adult supervision" role by staying calm and focused, accepting responsibility, and prioritizing action over blame. Building commitment to changes requires time to educate people, and if that's not possible, leaders may need to remove strong opponents of change. The document stresses that while change is often needed, organizations also require stability, and leaders should consider what core aspects should not change.
The document discusses leadership challenges in turbulent times. It provides summaries of blog posts addressing how to manage fear and uncertainty during periods of change, the importance of maintaining stability and tradition alongside change, and the need to acknowledge loss and build commitment to new directions over time. Key ideas include focusing on reality and action over blame, prioritizing calm leadership and support for others, and understanding that change often means loss which must be faced before new beginnings.
Matt Damon was inspired to start the non-profit organization Water.org after witnessing first-hand the global water crisis that affects over 2.6 billion people worldwide. Water.org promotes sustainable solutions to provide access to clean water by empowering local communities with microloans to build wells, sanitation facilities, and water filtration systems. Damon believes that solving the water crisis is essential to alleviating poverty and sees it as unconscionable that children continue dying from preventable water-borne diseases over a century after solutions were found in developed nations.
The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide: Everything you Need to Know to Make Small ...Lucky Gods
Planet in peril? You're not powerless!
Feeling overwhelmed by climate change and eco-anxiety? Don't worry, you're not alone! But instead of sinking into despair, grab this book and let's ditch the doomscrolling and embrace the "Do-something!" revolution! ✊
Imagine:
Swapping plastic for reusable magic: single-use, hello sustainable swag! ✨
Transforming your home into an eco-haven: Solar panels, compost bins, and green cleaning – let's get groovy!
Eating like a planet-loving foodie: Ditch the factory farms, embrace local, seasonal goodness!
Being the change you wanna see in the world: Inspire others, spark conversations, and make a real difference!
This book is your sustainable superpower manual:
Unravel the eco-lingo: ♻️ Compost, carbon footprint, upcycling – we'll make it all crystal clear!
Discover bite-sized actions: Easy, practical tips for every aspect of your life, from travel to fashion! ✈️
Debunk eco-myths: ♀️ Say goodbye to greenwashing and embrace fact-based, actionable advice!
Fuel your eco-fire with inspiration: Meet real people making a difference, and find your own sustainable groove!
So, toss that "too-little-too-late" mindset and grab this book! ️ It's time to embrace the power of small changes, make a big impact, and show the planet you care!
The document discusses the necessity of change and ministry management. It uses the parable of a skunk to illustrate that techniques that used to work may no longer be effective and can result in harm if not adapted to new threats. It also discusses how the rate of change is accelerating and the trauma that can come from change. It emphasizes that human beings have an advantage over animals in that we can communicate, learn, and change in response to our environment. The document provides strategies for embracing and managing change within a church setting.
This document provides guidance on using storytelling for leadership. It outlines an 8-stage storytelling engine to craft an effective narrative: 1) Connect with the problem or need, 2) Provide context for past failures and solutions, 3) Question assumptions, 4) Present a creative shift in thinking, 5) Introduce the concept or solution, 6) Convey conviction in the vision, 7) Describe concrete impacts, and 8) Call the audience to action. Each stage focuses the narrative and moves it forward to inspire and engage the audience in creating change. The overall message is that storytelling allows leaders to effectively frame issues, showcase new ideas, and motivate others in a way that taps into human psychology.
The Secret Psychology of Persuasive Content - Nathalie NahaiFeverBee Limited
From psychological keyword optimisation to trigger words and how to use them, in this talk we’ll explore how to use research-based insights to design persuasive, emotionally engaging content, and how you can use these techniques in your own business.
Change hurts - Insights from brain scienceLena Ross
Are we hard wired to embrace change, or to resist it? Now that neuroscience is converging with behavioural science, we have new insights into how our brain processes change and filters new information. This slide deck was presented at NAB. The audience activities have been removed as they rely on facilitator context and debriefing.
"Doing Well" while "Doing Good" Social Entrepreneurship SeminarDavidHopkins
The document discusses social entrepreneurship and how social entrepreneurs are addressing social and environmental challenges. It provides examples of characteristics of social entrepreneurs, such as focusing on systemic solutions, thinking creatively, and collaborating across sectors. The document also shares stories of successful social entrepreneurs like Muhammad Yunus, who founded Grameen Bank to provide microloans to entrepreneurs in Bangladesh, and Kiva, which allows individuals to loan small amounts to help entrepreneurs in developing countries. Overall, the document illustrates how social entrepreneurs are creating innovative solutions to social problems through new business models and partnerships.
The document discusses storytelling in an always-on, mobile world and how brands can use stories to stay relevant. It notes that nothing captures the current scenario better where sharing information has changed from intermediaries to producing final content and from passive consumption to sparking conversations. The document provides tips for creating great stories, including knowing where you want the story to go, starting with a promise, hiding the fact that you are making audiences work for the story, not giving all the details at once, and invoking wonder. It also gives examples of brands like Harley-Davidson and Mahindra that use storytelling in their marketing.
The objective of this presentation is to help you understand what should be measured and how to manage your online reputation. Also find us on Facebook and Twitter @WeCollaborateSA
CARTILS Branding & Packaging Design Consultants conducts research every year on the consumer trends that can affect packaging design. This presentation is the full presentation. Should you wish to receive more information about the CARTILS | TrendCluster 2014, please do not hesitate to contact info@cartils.com
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The document discusses the opportunities and risks of generative AI (GenAI) for leaders. It notes that GenAI could enable unprecedented positive impact but also dangers if not addressed. It provides 5 steps leaders should take: 1) learn GenAI fundamentals, 2) explore available GenAI services, 3) get inspired by opportunities, 4) understand hazards, and 5) take safe initial steps to unlock potential while avoiding harms. Leaders are encouraged to ground their purpose and integrity amid the possibilities and existential risks of GenAI.
Keynote for Conscious Life Expo introducing a revolutionary new framework that drives breakthroughs towards thriving in any human system. It's a comprehensive integration of science and wisdom focused on encouraging transformational change.
This document discusses the shift from traditional hierarchical operating systems to a new networked operating system. It argues that networks based on collaboration, cooperation, and collective intelligence are increasingly powering business, culture and society. The networked OS is underpinned by connections, shared values, openness and a desire for positive social change over individual ownership. Leading in this new system requires tearing down walls, welcoming outside perspectives, engaging in common purpose through storytelling, and supporting others through uncertainty. Those who learn to collaborate most effectively will succeed in today's changing environment.
The latest neuroscience of the masculine and what it means to be a man. The difference between the brains of men and women, neuropeptides and hormones like dopamine and testosterone, what brings men to life and opportunities for brands to empower men.
The document discusses 3 disruptors to business and life as we know it: 1) Understanding of how our world works is changing, 2) Understanding of how we interact and organize is changing, 3) Understanding of the stories we can and must tell is changing. It provides examples of each disruptor and argues that businesses must adapt to thrive by focusing on contribution, connection, and creativity rather than outdated assumptions and models.
1) The document discusses breakthrough innovation and leadership through quotes and graphics. It promotes switching to a growth mindset and embracing creative thinking.
2) It provides tools and models for generating breakthrough ideas, such as considering more insightful beliefs and future-positive propositions.
3) The document advertises the author's upcoming book and services for organizations seeking breakthrough, and calls the reader to join the movement towards a more innovative world.
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This document discusses how to lead with disruption and innovation in yourself and your team. It encourages embracing change and letting go of old patterns to allow for breakthrough ideas. Switched on leaders are open-minded and willing to challenge assumptions to create possibilities at the edge of chaos. They stay open in the face of fear and criticism by being connected, proactive, and focused on possibility rather than problems.
This document summarizes a presentation on storytelling for leaders and change agents. It discusses how storytelling is crucial to human evolution and how the brain is wired for story. Stories allow us to access our resources and paint pathways of possibility. The presentation provides a framework for breakthrough leadership through story with the elements of head, heart, and hand. It also outlines a story arc with character, problem, struggle, and solution. The goal is to engage people and encourage them to see what is possible through compelling stories of breakthrough.
This document discusses the transition from tribal societies to hierarchical societies to market societies and now to networked societies. It argues that power is increasingly lying at the edges in soft, peer power as opposed to hierarchical power. The operating system of networks is underpinned by values of openness, cooperation, collective intelligence and common purpose. True innovation and breakthroughs require collaboration and co-creation across networks as no single person, enterprise or state can achieve goals alone today.
This document discusses breakthrough innovation and leadership. It defines breakthrough social innovation as impactfully leveraging ideas for social good in a way that permanently solves or greatly reduces a major social problem. It notes that breakthrough innovation is systemic, sustainable, scalable, and self-organizing. However, achieving true breakthrough is difficult due to risk aversion and other organizational constraints. Breakthrough requires embracing ambiguity and cultivating networks. Human-centered design alone often leads to incremental outcomes. The document profiles possibility-oriented, open, responsive, networked, resilient, empathic, and coachable leadership as key to breakthrough innovation.
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Nick Jankel shares his journey from running profitable companies focused on consumerism to pursuing social innovation and entrepreneurship. He discusses the transition from Enterprise 1.0 focused solely on profit to Enterprise 2.0 which uses business as a vehicle to benefit people and the planet. Jankel advocates recalibrating the world towards thriveability by connecting head, heart and hand in service of people and the planet. He offers tools and training to teach others how to innovate and collaborate effectively to co-create a better world.
This document summarizes a presentation on influencing and storytelling for leaders. It discusses influencing strategies such as rational, emotional, and practical techniques. It also discusses the power of stories, explaining how the brain is wired for storytelling and how stories can be used to engage people and encourage them to see new possibilities. The presentation provides frameworks for analyzing networks and influencing different types of audiences. It emphasizes that leaders can create new realities by changing the story and expanding people's horizons.
This document discusses how global operating systems have changed over time from tribes to hierarchies to markets and now to networks. It notes how the rise of technologies like social media, smartphones, and the internet have empowered individuals and enabled new forms of peer collaboration and sharing. It argues that businesses must adapt to this new networked environment by opening up, collaborating externally, focusing on relationships over transactions, and sharing risks and rewards to remain relevant in this new era.
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11. “The problem… was faced and a solution found…
storytelling was the solution… of how to make…
wisdom understandable, transmissible, persuasive,
enforceable - in a word, of how to make it stick…
storytelling is something brains do, naturally and
implicitly.”
ANTONIO DAMASIO, NEUROSCIENTIST
13. “Human minds yield helplessly to the
suction of story. No matter how hard
we concentrate, no matter how deep
we dig in our heels, we just can’t resist
the gravity of alternate worlds.”
JONATHAN GOTTSCHALL, THE STORYTELLING ANIMAL
23. “When you’re conversing with co-workers,
customers, or investors, the richness and
meaning of your story is what people really
buy. Everybody thinks it’s the return on
investment that you’re selling...but it’s really
the story about ROI that an investor takes
away.”
TOM DUREL
FORMER CIO, BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
FORMER CEO, OCEANIA
27. “Those who do not have power over
their story — the power to retell it,
rethink it, deconstruct it, joke about it,
and change it as times change - truly
are powerless, because they cannot
think new thoughts.”
SALMAN RUSHDIE
29. “Leadership exists when people are no
longer victims of circumstances but
participate in creating new circumstances.
Ultimately, leadership is about creating new
realities.”
PETER SENGE, MIT