Winning as a Cultural Habit
Leaders have a responsibility to ensure their organization’s culture is positive and nourishing to build and maintain a winning culture.
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A Fish Tale
The appeal of mountain fishing is the peaceful babble of a stream making its way over and around boulders, stones, and pebbles. The sound is constant, and rather than irritate, it soothes. Bubble, rush, crash, foam, and flow.
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Groupthink
Irving Janus, a research psychologist, developed the theory of groupthink: a mode of thinking by people deeply involved in a cohesive in-group when strivings for consensus override any motivation to consider other alternatives realistically.
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Beating the Heat
With a record-breaking 300 straight days of temperatures of 110 degrees or more, East Texans have learned to cope
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A Quiet Evening with Bob Dylan
It was great to see an influential, prolific singer-songwriter still at it, we appreciated the tight musicianship and felt happy that his acolytes had an opportunity to express restrained reverence.
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Laughter, Still the Best Medicine
Just as it is hard to be angry and upset when we are laughing, don’t you find it hard to be discouraged when you feel gratitude?
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