The Four Lenses of transformation and leadership used in the Flow Leadership Framework are the foundation on which the 18 tiles (or focus areas) are built.
What’s your Passion #16 – Four Lenses
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What’s your Passion #15 – Employee Engagement
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W. Edwards Deming is credited with saying,
- “a bad system will beat a good person every time.”
What’s your Passion #14 – Prioritization à la 1984
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No, not the book by Orwell.
This post is about a prioritization methodology from the year 1984. That’s when the first Franklin Quest day planner was introduced to the world with the classic layout:
What’s your Passion #13 – Cultural Advantage
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Agile, Lean & Exceptional Value Delivered in Sweden
Culture eats everything for breakfast, lunch and dinner!!!
What’s your Passion #12 – Kintsugi
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Using the Flow Leadership Framework to heal broken projects
What’s your Passion #11 – Kokoro
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Mastering the Transformation Basics is Simple, it’s just not Easy!
Back on 09 Sept 2020 … I got some really great feedback from Alistair Cockburn, so that is integrated that into this post … thanks Alistair!
What’s your Passion #10 – Learning to Unlearn
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Although Einstein is credited with the following quote (it’s disputed he ever said it), the axiom is still true:
What’s your Passion #9 – True Transformation
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Ron Jeffries once quipped:
- “Scaled Agile must be simple — or it isn’t Agile.”
What’s your Passion #8 – Remarkable Results
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Have seen the following statement so many times, it’s time to respond:
- “All frameworks are wrong, some of them are useful (a variant of All models are wrong but some are useful).”
This statement simply isn’t true & I disagree with it.
What’s your Passion #7 – One Language, One Mind and One Plan
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Jeff Sutherland is credited with having said, “…that absolute alignment of purpose and trust is something that creates greatness.”
Great quote and simple idea. But, simple is seldom easy.