Ever argued with relatives what really happened when that picture was taken? Well, does anyone really know? Time to give more feedback to your employees? Often when I work with managers and groups feedback and other communication gets stuck in “right-or-wrong-discussions”. Communication like this often ends up in lost motion forward. So, what to do? [...]
Archive for the ‘Brain’ Category
Why “what” is often less important than “how”
Posted in Change Leadership, LUCK-konceptet, Brain, empowerment, tagged kognition, filter, perception, cognition, system, memory, minne, minnet, distortion, distorsion, perceptiva, percetiva, vald sanning, belief on April 12, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Instruction Video goes Viral: Erato Girls show how Passion beats management
Posted in Brain, Change Leadership, Creativity, empowerment, Entrepreneur, Internet strategies, jamming, LUCK-konceptet, passion, Philosophy, Transparency, workflow on January 29, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Three singers in a vocal ensemble out of the Stockholm Nation of Uppsala University. An instruction video for the 10 head group went viral. One of our commercial TV channels TV4 covered it (live performance at the end!) The Guardian covered the story They of course checked rights with Robyn (@robynkonichiwa on Twitter) – a [...]
So you’re introducing Lean? Part 1: Some early pitfalls
Posted in Brain, Creativity, Internet strategies, leadership, lean, LUCKConcept, Philosophy, productivity on January 14, 2012 | 1 Comment »
So, you’ve hear about LEAN and decided to implement it? Congratulations! There’s a lot to learn and you will see it. There’s so much to learn, so I won’t introduce Lean Fatigue here – just a few hints as you enter the path… * Lean is basically a philosopy – lots of Lean ventures fail [...]
Why the K-perspective of The LUCK Concept is in perfect harmony with Agile & Scrum
Posted in Brain, leadership, LUCKConcept, tagged Agile, amygdala, brain, lean, limbic system, management, neurology, project, scrum, team, teambuilding on December 26, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The mechanics of how our brains shape our memory is one of my main topics while scanning media. As most management consultants, I too fall into habits. and for now, it’s a lot about memory. Just the other day I learned that a memory that’s here to stay takes about a week to be established. [...]
Why your next kickoff should be an Unconference
Posted in Brain, Conferences, Creativity, LUCKConcept, Networking, Unconferences, tagged conferences, kick, kickoff, off, unconferences on June 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Unconferences really make your colleagues stand out! Why not make you next kickoff an unconf?
Gamification is embedded in great Leadership
Posted in Brain, Change Leadership, coaching, game dynamics, ledarskap, LUCKConcept, tagged games, gamification, leadership, lean, management on June 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
We learn great many things from game developers on how to keep gamers gaming, going deeper in the game, investing more. It strikes me over and over agaian – those are all tools of à great leader.
Why working should be like a bluesjam – the death of zero sum games
Posted in Brain, Change Management, Creativity, empowerment, hjärnan, Inspiration, LUCKConcept, Managing Teams, Music, Philosophy on March 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Ever been to a blues jam? Or ANY jam, for that matter? Do it! If you live in a city with over 100,000 inhabitants it’s likely you have one. Find it. Visit it! It’s probably crowded. Why? Because we just LOVE it! It’s like life should be – and often is! In life, we don’t [...]