by Luca Dellanna
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A quick thought experiment to spot your biggest vulnerabilities and identify simple steps you can take today to reduce them.
#risk #Winning Long-Term Games
Organizational culture is not a set of concepts but a track record of actions and reactions.
#management #culture design #change management #Best Practices for Operational Excellence
How to give feedback and suggestions that are well-received
#management
The difference between decision-making and action-taking
#behavior #The Control Heuristic
The 3 properties of strategies that lead to long-term success: sustainable, constructive, and inevitable.
#entrepreneurship #management #Winning Long-Term Games
How to develop competence fast through concrete, problem-focused training that produces real behavior change.
#coaching #management
A visual framework to understand antifragility and how to grow your capacity to benefit from problems.
#antifragility #complexity #adaptive systems #taleb
Proven techniques to make your team more proactive.
#management #Best Practices for Operational Excellence
Number one – ask your people to do things, then do not check whether they did them.
How to drive long-lasting change within your organization
#management #change management
In mimetic societies, hierarchies are defined by one's ability to perform rituals. Because of the above, mimetic societies label themselves as meritocracies.
#The Control Heuristic #society
A different way to plan the year by focusing on the mental habits behind your goals
#behavior #productivity
You don’t win at politics when your party gets elected; you win when your party loses, and the government is still good.
#public policy #poverty and prosperity
How misleading responses distort decisions and why managers get clearer answers from direct observation.
Habits are a stronger driver of behavior
#The Control Heuristic #behavior #incentives
They focus on nice-to-haves while ignoring bigger problems. People read that misprioritization as proof leadership is detached and nothing will improve.
The key to success is to spend more time on important-yet-not-urgent activities than most of your peers.
#winning-long-term-games
in 10 simple steps
#politics #poverty and prosperity
A framework for managing underperformance
With concrete use cases and applications
#ai #management
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