Posts from the ‘Transformation’ Category
- 06.26.12Epoch of Transformation: An Interpersonal Leadership Model for the 21st Century–Part 1
By Nick Ross. Existing and emergent global challenges are placing ever greater demands on leadership today. In order to meet those challenges more effectively, there is a growing need for leaders to overcome the limitations of existing ways of thinking and operating. As the external world becomes more complex and uncertain, leaders must become more [...]
- 03.18.12Excerpts from CLOUDHAND, CLENCHED FIST: Chaos, Crisis, and the Emergence of Community
by Rhea Miller As one of my history teachers once stated, the more unstable a culture or institution, the more conservative it becomes. In an age where people are holding on for dear life, where people are filled with the fear of impending destruction of all that is familiar and dear to them, it is [...]
- 03.8.12WHAT IS TRANSFORMATION?
Emerging in the In Claritas work in January 2012: The theme of transformation explores the outcome; what we see as the result of future governance. Yet there is no understanding of the outcome, without the insight in the process itself. Transformation is also: Perpetual renewal. Transformation is a replacement of [...]
- 212.15.11MIDWAY ON OUR LIFE’S JOURNEY…: On Psychological Transformation at Midlife
by Murray Stein, Ph.D. The Midlife Period In most advanced countries worldwide today the average life expectancy for males extends to their mid- to late seventies and for women to their early to mid-eighties. Of course, this varies from place to place and depends very much on socio-economic factors that fluctuate broadly with world historical [...]
