In nature, we see everywhere how teams function successfully: Ants show us how division of labour works perfectly, fish teach us intelligent shoaling behaviour, starlings form flight formations to protect themselves from airborne attackers, wolves organize themselves into packs. We humans also need each other. We belong to families, create networks in our private and professional lives and usually work in teams. Nature teaches us how to build and maintain successful teams.
Energizing City-walk
“Do your little bit of Good,
where you are.
Little bits of Good, put together,
Overwhelm the world”. Desmond Tutu
On our Safari through North-East South Africa the Stanford University Seminar participants visited wintery Johannesburg for 3 days this June to learn ....
.... and better understand the path our young democracy took to gain freedom of choice for All South Africans.
To really appreciate the challenges South Africans had to overcome we visited the excellent Apartheid museum and we went on a fantastically guided city walk through the inner city of vibrant and dynamic Jozi on a special day in South Africa; Youth Day.
Further Reading
Coach Me - these short articles are designed to help you develop a great and supportive inner attitude for yourself. An inner attitude that is more coherent with your outer appearance and with which you can make progress in both your business and private life. The approaches I choose come from my "best practices" in the team coaching and private coaching sessions I have conducted over many years. Today we are looking...
Coach Me - these short articles are designed to help you develop a supportive inner attitude for yourself. An inner attitude that is more coherent with your outer presentation and with which you can make moreprogress in both your business- and private life’s goals. The approaches I choose come from my "best practices" in the team coaching and private coaching sessions I have conducted over many years. Today we are looking at...
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