Posts Tagged ‘team development’
Three forms of complexity, three kinds of intelligence
Not all problems are created equal. Some are technical, complicated but solvable. They require expertise, analysis, and a solid plan. But others are adaptive – complex, shifting, and relational. They don’t yield to top-down logic or tidy solutions. They require something entirely different. Most leadership teams today are facing the second kind.And most are trying…
Read MoreFrom hero to host: the rise of Collective Intelligence in leadership teams
There was a time when leadership meant having the answers.The sharpest mind. The clearest plan. The firmest grip on the wheel. That time is over. Today, complexity doesn’t yield to certainty. The future isn’t something you can analyse and predict, it’s something you co-create. And no single leader, no matter how brilliant, can do that…
Read MoreIs the offsite broken? Why strategic conversations fall short in complex times
“We need a reset.”That’s how most offsite briefs begin.A reset for the team. For the strategy. For the culture.A moment to reconnect, regroup, and realign. Yet, for all the time, budget and energy poured into away-days, leadership retreats and strategy kick-offs, most offsites barely scratch the surface of what’s really going on in the organisation.…
Read MoreThe future of leadership: Collective Group Intelligence
We develop the capacity for collective intelligence in groups – enabling groups of all sizes to think, feel and act as a cohesive whole
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