Watch last week's top 5 performing stories focused on capacity building in emergence, nature's lessons in leadership, COINs-collaborative innovation networks, a meditation for entrepreneurs, and how collaborative conversations facilitate shared meaning in organizations.
The Top 5 Performing Stories September 4, 2015 – September 11, 2015:
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1. Building Capacity in Emergence [00:25:45]. Margaret J. Wheatley, American writer and management consultant who studies organizational behavior. A perspective on today's shifting world, what we can do next, and what leaders must do in the face of deteriorating civilization to sustain belief in human potential.
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2. The Nature in Leadership [00:02:59]. Jackie Lowe Stevenson, CEO, The Spirit of Leadership, shares insights into her work with horses to advance successful leadership in open innovation systems.
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3. Meditation for Entrepreneurs by Tom Romito, Facilitator [00:02:04]. Surviving in the “dog-eat-dog world” of business requires spunk, tenacity, and courage. Basically, it requires finding out what we love to do and getting good at it. But then we have to distinguish ourselves in a world of experts to get noticed and find opportunities to do what we love to do.
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4. COINs - Collaborative Innovation Networks [00: 27:36]. Peter Gloor, Research Scientist at MIT Center for Collective Intelligence, Honorary Professor at University of Cologne, Founder and Chief Creative Officer at galaxyadvisors shares the story of COINS - Collaborative Innovation Networks, Condor, Swarm Creativity, and Cool Farming.
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5. Organizations and Shared Meaning [00:07:16]. Ken Homer, Principal, Collaborative Conversations and David Hodgson, Converger, International Futures Forum, Principal and Founding Member, The IdeaHive, talk about the transformative value collaborative conversation brings to individuals, organizations and government.
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Which story resonates the most with you, your life, and your work? Let us know what you think. Add a story about your experiences in the comment box below!
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