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3 STEPS
TO LEAD
EFFECTIVELY

...how to be better organized. I like to know that it is important to make your bed every day, fold socks like sushi so they are happy, make check lists for important projects and pick up items only once to organize them. I agree being organized helps us in decision making. What I don’t like is spending time getting organized when it does not help produce a result....

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DIFFERENT
BUT
EQUAL

Mention "personality assessment" to anyone and you are likely to get a blank stare or even a disapproving groan. But you might also find that some folks proudly report their Myers-Briggs personality types as if...

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MECHANISTIC
VS.
ORGANIC
ORGANIZATIONS

Today’s front-runner leaders know that improving their organization’s culture from reactive to proactive creates both a healthy climate and a healthy bottom line.

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BUSINESS SUCCESS
THROUGH
SHARING AUTHORITY

Business challenges are changing quickly with the rapid progression of technology and its influence on how we function. We need to learn new ways to meet the demands ...

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HOW DO YOU ACT
WHEN THE GOING
GETS TOUGH

I believe that one way to achieve greater consciousness will be accomplished through helping business come to the forefront of creativity, prosperity and community leadership and be instrumental in removing barriers of complacency and unconscious behavior.

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SO YOUR
BUSINESS IS
LIKE A FAMILY

I believe that one way to achieve greater consciousness will be accomplished through helping business come to the forefront of creativity, prosperity and community leadership and be instrumental in removing barriers of complacency and unconscious behavior.

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THE IMPORTANCE
OF
TRANSFORMATIVE TEAMS

Creating Transformative Teams that solve problems and implement mission goals play one of the most crucial roles in moving an organization from a business as usual/hierarchical, short-term, non-sustainable orientation to a transformative, organic/flat, sustainable orientation, and is a primary focus of FarVision’s work.

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THE IMPORTANCE
OF
TRANSFORMATIVE TEAMS

Creating Transformative Teams that solve problems and implement mission goals play one of the most crucial roles in moving an organization from a business as usual/hierarchical, short-term, non-sustainable orientation to a transformative, organic/flat, sustainable orientation, and is a primary focus of FarVision’s work.

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FUNCTIONAL
CONFLICT

Those of us who have worked in a variety of business functions, know that departments approach work differently to be effective. Each has its optimal pace, timeframe, focus of application and contribution to the organization. Within these four contexts there is variation.

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THE POWER
OF PURPOSE

In today’s business conversations the topic of purpose is widely accepted as a viable reason for a healthy bottom line, moral consciousness, motivated employees, responsible decision making for environmental sustainability, happy clients, long-term profitability and improved leadership.

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PIONEERING WOMEN
ARE
CHANGING THE WORLD

The World Economic Forum annual meeting 2019 in Davos Switzerland created an opportunity for leaders, citizens, and future thinkers to come together to change the world. Reporting from the event emphasized the need for the kind of thinking that must focus on the combination of WHAT needs to be done and HOW it needs to be done so that there are permanent solutions with authentic buy-in from society for long term results.

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HOW TO AVOID COMMON
PITFALLS IN
GROWING A BUSINESS

Business ownership ended and shifted into working in organizational development and new business development for other companies. I have my own business again and focus on working with leaders of entrepreneurial purpose driven businesses who want to grow their companies and do good with the profits.

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HOW TO HAVE
ALL THE ANSWERS

If you are leading a purpose driven business and care about the well-being of your members, how you solve problems, who you include in this process, what is important both now and, in the future, and communicating effectively are all priorities for you. Founders and leaders of growing companies know that their jobs include these aspects of the business, all the time.

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KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
PURPOSE AND MISSION

To clarify our understanding of Purpose, the following example may help: the members of a watch company wanted to create and share their Purpose statement, so they met to discuss why their company existed--its reason for being.