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Ursula Hillbrand commented on Martin Siesta's blog post 'tools versus mindset'"Martin, thank you so much for voicing that. It is exactly my experience also, and mostly in the public sector, across cultures, countries, genders and nationalities. It is exactly in the window you describe, that it is possible for anyone to become…"
Martin Siesta posted a blog posttools versus mindset
i just returned from some coaching and consulting work. i am struck by the similarity of experience that todays leaders face across companies, industries and even across sectors. as a leader today, you find yourself in NO-WHERE-LAND. on the one side you have all the tools that you learned from consultants, business schools and other sources of conventional management wisdom. on the other side you have a huge leadership challenge that you currently face. and inbetween these two things, there is…See More
Martin Siesta posted a blog postthe limits of empathy
A great article by David Brooks in NY Times http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/30/opinion/brooks-the-limits-of-empathy.html?src=tpSee More
Martin Siesta posted an eventGetting to the Heart of Money at NYC NY
March 24, 2011 to March 25, 2011
Getting to the Heart of MoneyWe stand on the threshold poised and ready to discover and commit our vision, resources and actions toward a better and more conscious future for ourselves, our families, our work, our communities and the world.Engage with us to Re-imagine the wise use of our personal, financial and communal capitalWhat is the future we deeply long to emerge around our money and our resources?• What is stirring and shifting for us individually and collectively in the field of money,…See More
Martin Siesta joined Kelly McGowan's group
Connecting Local Communities of Practice
Developing and connecting AoH/Participatory Leadership Communities of Practice in a translocal learning community. Exploring CoP questions, co-learning, sharing stories and protypes and supporting each other’s work. You will also find links to other sites and online groups, as far as we know about them!See More
Martin Siesta replied to Tuesday Ryan-Hart's discussion 'What Has the Recent AoPL in NYC inspired in you?' in the group AoH New York City"Hi Tuesday/all: Nancy, Kelly and I will be meeting this week to map out a number of gatherings and events for the next 12 months."
Martin Siesta joined Tuesday Ryan-Hart's group
AoH New York City
A group for those AoH folks in the New York City area and/or those who have participated in AoH/PLs in the area.
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Martin Siesta's Blog
tools versus mindset
i just returned from some coaching and consulting work. i am struck by the similarity of experience that todays leaders face across companies, industries and even across sectors. as a leader today, you find yourself in NO-WHERE-LAND. on the one side you have all the tools that you learned from consultants, business schools and other sources of conventional management wisdom. on the other side you have a huge leadership challenge that you currently face. and inbetween these two things, there…
ContinuePosted on October 6, 2011 at 6:25am — 1 Comment
the limits of empathy
A great article by David Brooks in NY Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/30/opinion/brooks-the-limits-of-empathy.html?src=tp
Posted on September 30, 2011 at 9:59am
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