This is the third of six in a series of self-leadership trends adapted from Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind. Previously in this series were:
In the world of the factory and the Industrial Revolution we needed focus and specialisation. Today in our knowledge economy knowing how all the pieces fit together into a new whole is crucial. Daniel Pink calls this Symphony and if you want to lead then you need to become a Conductor. Analysis continues to be important and we need to couple this with synthesis.
Here are five things you can do today to help you lead your symphony more effectively…
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This is from the Book Rapper issue How to Think Right that is derived from Daniel Pink’s best selling book A Whole New Mind. The full Book Rapper summary is available here.
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