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Johnnie Moore's Weblog

Group hug, anyone?

andrew sullivan found this nugget in a new scientist (￡) article on the effects of oxytocin.jennifer bartz from the mount sinai school of medicine, new york, found that it improves people's ability to read emotions, but only if they are not very socially adept to begin with. her team also showed that oxytocin actually reduces trust and cooperation in pe... (1 小时前)

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The perils of the complicated

chris corrigan has a good post on how complicated models masked the complexity of the financial system - and made the perpetrators very rich at everyone's else's expense. in these times, we need more honest leadership. not leadership based on clever imaginings about how the world works, but leadership based on a collaborative approach to being in the eme... (4 天前)

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The price of narcissism

bob sutton rounds up some interesting research on the narcissism of ceos - and the measurable costs to their organisations. one example: ceos who received praise in the media were likely to overpay for companies they acquired. worth reading it all.hat tip: tim kastelle's tweet the trackback link for this entry is: http://www.johnniemoore.com/mt/minotau... (18 天前)

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Actions and cycles

chris corrigan has an interesting take on the old saw of "talk versus action". here's part of his argument and i recommend the whole thing:people often make the distinction between talk and action, largely in my experience as an objection to the amount of time it takes to be in conversation around complex topics. it seems that with complexity the convers... (23 天前)

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We?

i had a great breakfast conversation at the weekend with chris corrigan. he recalled a group meeting with a wise elder in hawaii, where one of the participants asked the wise one (and i'm paraphrasing), "how can we embody more of the feminine wisdom in our group."the wise man stared for a while and then said, "who is this we?" and basically challenged t... (33 天前)

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Going deeper

my mate paul jackson challenges the language used in questions like "what really matters?"...in one discussion we were asked,‘why are you here?’ and later ‘why are you really here?’. the best answer i was given was that ‘really’ makes it more dramatic. which may be fine, but this drama comes at a pricehe's picking up on some of the language used in... (33 天前)

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Improv and aliveness

michelle holliday has written a splendid exploration of the deep value of improv...the true promise of improvisation is that it helps us move beyond a mechanistic paradigm to one that honours and embraces life. it literally holds the key to being less rusty and more fully thriving and alive. and paradoxically, in becoming more fully alive, we become more... (39 天前)

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