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Vision without systems thinking ends up painting lovely pictures of the future with no deep understanding of the forces that must be mastered to move from here to there.

Peter Senge

April 17, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Daniel Im, future, leaders, leadership, leading, Peter Senge, systems, Thom S. Rainer, vision | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 04.15.19

Core values lie at the heart of the organization’s identity, do not change over time, and must already exist. In other words, they cannot be contrived.

Danile Im & Thom S. Rainer

April 15, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | core values, Daniel Im, identity, leaders, leadership, leading, Thom S. Rainer, values | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 04.12.19

Values are not what you do; they are what characterize everything you do.

Daniel Im & Thom S. Rainer

April 12, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | core values, Daniel Im, leaders, leadership, leading, Thom S. Rainer, values | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 04.10.19

Values act as the guardrails, riverbanks, and boundaries for [your] strategy.

Daniel Im & Thom S. Rainer

April 10, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | boundaries, Daniel Im, guardrails, leaders, leadership, leadng, riverbanks, strategy, Thom S. Rainer, values | Leave a comment

Quote of the Day | 04.08.19

A good strategy executed today is better than a perfect plan that may get executed next week.

Daniel Im & Thom S. Rainer

April 8, 2019 Posted by Rich Landosky | Uncategorized | Daniel Im, leaders, leadership, leading, plan, strategy, Thom S. Rainer | Leave a comment

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