friends,
i'm really enjoying this conversation about leadership. i like to think of
influence as an important aspect of leadership. money has power that can be
used to influence. throughout history we see examples of people who had
influence but who chose to not have much money.
yesterday i w
Harrison,
I full heartedly agree with your point that "when leaderships rests only with a
selected few, the dance eventually stops". This observations might allow us to
add yet another facet to the leadship/followership conversation - the facet of
scarcety, greed, power and the likes. Actually we
There are big differences in the spirit of any organization. The
manifestation of spirit in the collective space/reality/consciousness of
that organization. I find that the nature of the preparation can make a big
difference in what the sponsors bring to the space, the intention, theme and
givens
Agreed.
It was Mary Parker Follett who said, "purpose is the invisible leader."
Indeed, purposeful groups self-organize. Within this group, the "leadership
mantle" devolves and rotates through those combinations of individuals who
have the vision, skill or drive to realize that purpose. It's rar
