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Nipawin - January 11, 2001 - by: Mario deSantis | |
life's |
In this book Joe Jaworski describes his life's journey to the meaning of leadership and |
eventually he finds it in the greater meaning of life when synchronicity takes hold of the | |
unfolding of his life. | |
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For Jaworski, Synchronicity is the natural process of life of serving one another for a |
higher purpose, and this is what leadership is, the natural happening of unrelated events | |
which bring little miracles, one at a time, to our lives. | |
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relatedness |
I found this book touching and especially relevant today when we are surrendering to a |
decadent leadership. What I found most interesting is Jaworski's reference to our | |
world, a world not composed of things but composed of relatedness. Synchronicity is | |
Maturana's Languaging(1), Senge's Learning Organization(2), Forrester's System | |
Dynamics(3), Douglas McGregor's Y-Theory(4), Greenleaf's Servant Leadership(5), | |
Bohm's Dialogue(6)... | |
This book is a must read for all of us. | |
---------------Endnotes: | |
The biological origin of cognition and implications for Education, by Mario deSantis, September 24, 1998 | |
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NEED OF TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGES IN SASKATCHEWAN: The Learning Organization, and Knowledge Economy, by Mario deSantis, September 20, 1998 | |
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MIT System Dynamics Group, The System Dynamics Group was founded in the early 1960s by Professor Jay W. Forrester at MIT | |
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The Genius of Douglas McGregor, by Mario deSantis, December 31, 2000 | |
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On Becoming a Servant Leader, Robert K. Greenleaf, edited by Don M. Frick and Larry C. Spears | |
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Bohm Dialogue | |
Review of book by Michael Pellecchia | |
Fast Company magazine writer Alan Webber's article that deals with Jaworski and his book, this is an excellent article. | |
Another smaller review of Jaworski's book by Christine Word. |