Connecting Some Dots (Leadership, Adaptive Organizations)
Andy CleffExploring systems, people, and ideas in an attempt to make sense of our interconnected world. Seeking patterns of mutual learning and emergence in leadership and self-organization. Stumbling across insights for personal growth and adaptive organizations.
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Between Getting Lost and Finding My Way
I grew up in Center City Philadelphia for the first dozen years of my life. Row homes. Concrete sidewalks with London Plane trees neatly planted. My wilderness was a small urban backyard, and the nearby 5-acre public park, Washington Square...
The Great Vespa Registration Saga
The week before last, I noticed an envelope from the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles addressed to me on my daughter Isabel’s dining room table. As I moved cross-country, I used her California address for forwarding mail. Seeing me ...
Roots and Reach
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The Mathematics of No: Why Working Less Delivers More
Two teams of lumberjacks work side by side in the forest. The first pair moves from tree to tree without pause, sweat pouring, determination evident in every swing. No breaks. No rest. Just relentless productivity.
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