Not so long ago the world looked like this ↓ … and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
… and at that time, unimagined futureS seemed unthinkable …
So, tomorrowS aren’t going to be like yesterdayS
It is useful to think about everything in the context of the illustration above
Since information knows no national boundaries, it will also form new transnational communities of people who, maybe with out ever seeing each other in the flesh, are in communion because they are in communication
Peter Drucker Sets Us Straight Information is not enough — thinking is needed
Larger view of the image above Just reading is not enough … Concepts have to be converted into daily action
Harvesting and action thinking are needed … Managing oneself should be the action foundation
Concept acquisition → action conversion → click image ↓
When we are involved in doing something, it is very difficult
And now for the rest of the story
The thought collector below is an evidence wall
larger view of the image above
The thought fragments on this page provide building blocks —
larger view of the image above
How To Guarantee Non-Performance
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Peter Drucker Sets Us Straight
“Concentration—that is, the courage to impose on time and events
Economic landscape starting point
Marketing ::: Innovation
Free enterprise cannot be justified as being good for business.
Larger view of the image above Organization efforts: Problems or Opportunities?
Knowledge ::: Strengths Management (a shock to the system)
What needs doing around here?
Along the road to Terra Alta ↓
Urban world: The shifting global business landscape
Implications for knowledge, information
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown ↑ ↓
Since information knows no national boundaries,
The Primacy of Knowledge + Doing Business in the Lego World
McKinsey on the disappointing realities of change programs
Find Have to be built on responsibility from within What executives should remember The Power and Purpose of Objectives: The Marks & Spencer Story and Its Lessons
Freedom: the heaviest burden laid on man
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