There has always been red tape in Government. Now there are fantasies of duct tape. According to a report, US border patrol officials have been emailed and asked by the...
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At Cultivating Leadership, we help leaders use complexity as the key that unlocks new possibilities for a better tomorrow
The massive growth of complexity has left many leaders—and their entire organizations—stuck with old tools and ways of thinking that simply don’t work in this new world. At Cultivating Leadership, we help leaders and organizations not only tolerate complexity but learn to use it to their advantage to become more agile, creative, and successful in a changing world. Our collection of experienced and innovative colleagues helps large and small organizations through leadership programs, organizational development, executive coaching and more.
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It's the best course I've been on in nearly 40 years of public service.
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The information and experience I've gained during this training feels critical to my future work at the Foundation and to becoming more thoughtful, functional, deliberate and connected to my teams and colleagues. I want to reiterate how much I appreciate the culture of career/personal development we have been nurturing, and give a special shout-out to this curriculum and facilitators. The Foundation and the world would be a much easier place to navigate and interact if everyone had the chance to have this experience.
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For me the programme was like an oxygen balloon, lifting me up and connecting me with a bigger view of myself and my work.
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These Leadership Development Programmes were so successful they were expanded to the whole Natural Resources sector in collaboration with these agencies. This was the most innovative and successful leadership and culture change programme I have been involved with or seen in 17 years of developing leaders in organisations. ...More than skill development the programmes, we implemented shifted mindsets of leaders and enabled them to manage their own views of the world.
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I would say it is the most powerful professional development experience I have ever had, giving me tools to get and give more information. The concepts are simple and transformative.
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As a more "mature" manager, I thought that sending me to a leadership development programme could well be a waste of resources. I could not have been more wrong. Cultivating Leadership's approach to creating a learning environment, working on tough stuff, and not shying away from hard questions made for a challenging but enriching learning experience--I know I'm a better leader as a result.
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You can tell just by sitting in a meeting who has been on the programme by their reactions and the nature of the questions they ask.
In The News
- The Mental Habits of Effective Leaders (Farnam Street podcast with Jennifer)
- How to Cultivate Your Own Leadership Style with Executive Coach Carolyn Coughlin (The Role Models podcast)
- Complexity & Mind Traps (SHIFT podcast with Jennifer and Parker)
- re: Work - In a deluge of data look for surprises, not confirmation
- The Gist of the Best Books I've read - John Saunders
- 10 Must reads for IT leaders
- McKinsey Quarterly - Zafer and Jennifer - "Managing in uncertainty - Delighting in the possible"
- Huffington Post - Jennifer "Ambiguity? A New Book Suggests Leaders Should Learn to Love It"
- Fast Co. - Jennifer and Keith - "4 Steps to becoming more adaptable to change"
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COMPLEXITY
Big basins of bollocks
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COMPLEXITY
Getting "Unstuck"
Today I’ve spent a lot of time staring at a blank page. I’m meant to be in the middle stages of writing a book. “Books don’t get written,” my mind screams, “if...
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ADULT DEVELOPMENT
Three Ways to Cultivate Complexity Fitness
Last month, in a blog about what I learned on the mountain, I introduced the term Complexity Fitness. As a reminder, Complexity Fitness Means being well-adapted—in a holistic...
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ADULT DEVELOPMENT
Why 2019 is a great year to deepen our understanding of adult development
I think it would be a help for you to learn a little more about adult development this year. You might know nothing about it; you might know a ton. But I think 2019 is the year for you to...
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