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Silos, Communication Breakdown and “I Don’t Know What You Do”
It seems no matter what the size of the organization we work with, we typically hear these three complaints: “We work in silos.” “We don’t communicate well.” “I don’t know what you do.” This seems equally true of an organization that has 30 employees relatively co-located or 30,000 employees spread across many sites across a large
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Chaos on the Other Side of Worldview Collisions
On November 9, 2016 we woke up to an upside down world where the impossible was realized and many people, communities and organizations were thrust into chaos. One thing that was increasingly clear throughout the very long US election process is that people became very attached to their worldviews – me and my friends included – and
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It Is the Multiplicity of Stories That Shape Who We Are – Individually and Collectively – And It Is Time To Invite Them All Now
Stories matter. Many stories matter. Stories are how we make sense of our experiences. For each of us individually we have a multitude of stories. We know this and yet, it is easy to default to a single story when we think of another culture, another region, another country or even another political party – as is the
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Change Your Thinking, Change The Conversation, Change the Outcome
Albert Einstein said, “We cannot solve our problems with the same level of thinking we used when we created them.” The question is, how do we go about changing our thinking? Worldview Intelligence has been proven to provide a mechanism to do just that. It is an approach that can be applied to a variety of
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A Way Forward When Worldviews Collide
In September 2011, Jerry Nagel was invited to do a TEDx talk on worldview – When Worldviews Collide. His understanding of worldview has evolved from his research for his PhD on Worldview, Art of Hosting and Social Constructionist theory and the practical experience in AoH trainings, other events and now specifically the rapidly evolving curriculum for Worldview
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Origins of the Worldview Intelligence Framework
The Worldview Intelligence Framework is rooted in solid academic and philosophical research and rigour thanks to the work and insight of Belgian philosopher and logician Leo Apostel (1925-1995). In his day, Apostel felt the world was becoming increasingly fragmented, particularly in the sciences, and he wanted to create a way to encourage communication across disciplines. He invited many
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