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Don't Hit the Iceberg |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
10/7/2008 6:43 AM
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Dealing with Crisis and
Uncertainty - A Change Management Approach
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the last weeks, there has been one single issue that dominates all the
media: the world financial crisis. What we know by now is that it will
impact all of us, all companies and all governments. What we don't know
is how much ...
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Logical Levels Matrix |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
8/8/2008 12:55 PM
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Over the last year, I have been talking about different systems that describe levels of change depending on the system in question. I have now combined two of these systems: The Logical Levels of Learning, originally described by Robert Dilts based on the work of Gregory Bateson, and a systems perspective that I have introduced ten years ago and which has been adopted since by many change practitioners: Individual, Team and System. Let us f ...
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Great Resource: Videos on The Art of Hosting |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
7/22/2008 8:27 AM
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In the last months, I frequently meet people who are skilled in The Art of Hosting.
I didn't know much about this approach except that it is related to The
World Café. So, what you do nowadays if you want to know more - you
search in the Internet (there were times when we didn't have the WWW,
were there?). Besides the main homepage of the
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Presencing Toolbook |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
7/22/2008 8:21 AM
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I just found that Otto Scharmer and his Presencing Institute have published a new online version of their Theory U Toolbook, with eight interesting exercises that can be applied in the practice of change facilitation:
Stakeholder Dialogue Interviews
U Journaling Practice: A Journey through Your Field of the Futu ...
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Ingrid Betancourt - the Next Nelson Mandela? |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
7/8/2008 7:45 AM
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This is a day of great joy for Ingrid Betancourt, her family, the
Colombian nation and the world. I have been following the story of the
world's most famous hostage over the last 6 years. When I was in
Colombia two years ago, nobody knew whether Betancourt was still alive
and whether the world would see this couragous and extraordinary woman
again.
I was happy to see her stepping into her new life - a
life which wil ...
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The Project Cartoon |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
7/8/2008 7:43 AM
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Most if not all of you know the popular cartoon that describes how a
product idea gets distorted while moving through the different
departments of a company. While this motive has been applied to
different artefacts, the most popular is the swing. From "What the
Customer Wanted" to "What Was Delivered". The ProjectCartoon.com ...
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Inspiring People |
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By Holger Nauheimer on
6/27/2008 8:34 AM
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I love movies. Movies show us the brighter and the darker sides of
life. Movies can teach us about what is right and what is wrong. And
movies can inspire us. I often use movies clips in my training courses
because they often can convey the message better than I do.
Here is what I found today when I did a bit of data mining on YouTube:
an inspirational speech by a great Al Pacino addressing a football team
(from Oliver Stone's "
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