Einstein said something profound about solving problems: “The significant problems we face today cannot be solved at the same level of thinking we were at when we created them.” His thought contains two powerful ideas: that our thinking actually creates problems and that solutions entail different levels of thought.
Since the birth of the 24-hour news cycle and its cousin, the seemingly infinite blogosphere, leaders have struggled to capture the public’s …
Once in a great while we encounter art that deeply moves us, opening pathways for the heart and spirit to learn. Such …
Over the past year, it has been a great pleasure to work with KFLA in planning the Alliance’s 2011 conference on civic …
During the late 1990s, like many Kellogg Fellows, I had the pleasure of participating in an Outward Bound program as part of …
For some reason, it is easier to recognize 2010 as the last year of the new millennium’s first decade than it was …
Share| As I have watched the national dialogue on health care over the past several months, there is a consistent theme on …
“When you’re digging a ditch, don’t look up.” A scout leader gave me this advice 36 years ago, when I was eleven. …
Ultimately we know deeply that the other side of every fear is a freedom. ~ Marilyn Ferguson (1938-2008) I grew up in …
Developing leaders often confuse leadership with one of the four “Ps”:Â Power, Position, Privilege and Property. I recently confronted a leadership challenge very …
