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		<title>Paradoxical Thinking: The key to enhanced systemic thinking</title>
		<description>THE KOAN: PARADOXICAL THINKING

Peter Koestenbaum raises an interesting comparison below which gives a another perspective to leadership and change.
"Paradoxical thinking is the key to enhanced systemic thinking. If you can think in terms of opposites, you can see trends in systems. Many people are familiar with koans, the provoking questions ...</description>
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		<title>The Challenges we face</title>
		<description>Today's news is tomorrow's history. Is what we do today really what we want our history to be? Many leaders are grappling with this, as they navigate their way through the white water the world is experiencing. What do I read? How do I know what to pay attention to? ...</description>
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