Dialogue, Conversation and the Art of Laura Tetrault
This week I have been thinking a lot about dialogue. As well as having been reading Leading from the Future – From Ego-System to Eco-System Economics I have also been […]
Category Archives: Dialogue on Leadership
Dialogue on Leadership: Maria Auxiliadora on Goethe the Business Guru
Long before we had our current generation of business gurus, we had Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749 – 1832), one of the most remarkable thinkers the world has ever known. I […]
Dialogue on Leadership: Maria’s Meditation on Starlings
Firstly I should open this blog with a declaration of interest; Maria Auxiliadora Moraes Amiden Robinson is my wife. I say this just in case any of you were not […]
Dialogue on Leadership: Presidents who Practice Mindfulness – Two Amazing Examples from Brazil
This slide below comes from, of all people, Philip Kotler, generally regarded as the world’s leading authority on strategic marketing, responsible for introducing the 4Ps – product, price, place and […]
Dialogue on Leadership: Luís Norberto Pascoal, President of DPaschoal
This article is the first of what will be an occasional series of dialogues with business leaders, inspired by the Dialogue on Leadership work of Otto Scharmer. This first article […]
Dialogue on Leadership: Rob Hopkins on the evolution of the Transition Towns Movement
Yesterday I was able to spend time with Rob Hopkins, one of the founders of the Transition Towns Movement. Below is the transcript from the interview I recorded with him. […]
Dialogue on Leadership: Discussing Complexity in the UK Construction Industry with Dr. Dimitris Antoniadis
I have recently entered into some very interesting dialogue via email with Dr. Dimitris Antoniadis, who has been generous enough to share with me much of his doctoral research into complexity […]
Dialogue on Leadership: The Transition of Organisations in Brazil with Mônica Picavêa
Yesterday Maria and I caught up with our good friend Mônica Picavêa, one of the co-founders of Transition Towns Brasil. Although many of you reading this blog will be more […]
