Because we often consider ‘thinking’ to be problem solving we do not think much about matters which are not problems. If there is a wide open road ahead of us we do not stop to consider the side roads. This is what I call ‘blocked by openness’. Many things continue because they are reasonably satisfactory so we never think any more about them. A classic example is democracy which is full of faults and limitations but can never be challenged. I can think of at least four ways in which democracy could be greatly improved. Whose business is it to think about things which are not problems?]]>
How To Solve The $8.8 Trillion Engagement Problem
Employee disengagement is a big problem, costing companies a massive $8.8 trillion each year, as highlighted by research from Gallup. The research