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Situational Awareness
Situational Awareness is the ability to generate actionable knowledge through the use of timely and accurate information about the Army enterprise, its processes, and external factors. from Situational Awareness Knowledge Center. Situational Awareness Knowledge Center. Continue reading
Implicate Order Relating to Managing Chaos
Bohm relates things in the universe to not being random but rather intrinsically linked as a whole, even when seemingly separated. there is an exercise used to illustrate this point very well…2 cylindrical jars one slightly smaller than the other … Continue reading
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Quantum Physics Relating to Leadership
Quantum mechanics (QM) is a set of scientific principles describing the known behavior of energy and matter that predominate at the atomic scale. QM gets its name from the notion of quantum, and the quantum value is the Planck constant. … Continue reading
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Tagged Joseph Jaworski, Leadership, Quantum Physics
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Conflict
As long as we are in a business where the idea is greater than the resources to support it, we will always be in a state of conflict. As long as we are in a business where art where we … Continue reading
Wheatley, Leadership and the New Science, a study guide…
INTRODUCTION Why I chose this book The context of our collective consciousness is ever changing and rarely acknowledged until forced to do so by the current situations We find ourselves in the continual state of if it isn’t broken, don’t … Continue reading
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Applying Sun Tzu
How do the Sun Tzu principles apply to the art of managing the artist, the process and the success of a theatrical production? Sun Tzu predicates the base philosophy on one simple premise, ” it is better to achieve victory … Continue reading
Sun Tzu and the Art of Managing Conflict
It may seem curious for me to equate managing a war to managing a production and certainly I will never equate the seriousness of one to the other. There are some basic principles we can take away from the military … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Conflict, Leadership, Management, Pedagogy, Sun Tzu
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The Inherent Path of Conflict
Managing the Artistic Process: The Inherent Path of Conflict or The Art of War My philosophy of management in theater requires embracing a basic principal- as long as we are in a business where the idea is greater than the … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Conflict, Leadership, Management, Sun Tzu
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Moments in Time and Reflections,
We all journey down a path of our choosing, through visions in time towards our future and the goals we have set for ourselves. We remain steadfastly fixed on those goals and believe wholly in our ability to achieve them. … Continue reading
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Responsibility to Manage
We must manage the expectations of those we are responsible to, the actions of those we are responsible for and the perceptions of those we share responsibility with. It is only through such diligent management that we can be effective … Continue reading
Across the Great Divide, (excerpt from book in progress)
Bridging the gap between Artist and Manager. To begin, we all arrived from what ever single or collective connection to“the story“, we experienced, at a point in life where we were receptive to the idea we wanted to make telling … Continue reading
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Tagged Management, Performance, Story
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Bohm and the Implicate Order
Bohm relates things in the universe to not being random but rather intrinsically linked as a whole, even when seemingly separated. there is an exercise used to illustrate this point very well…2 cylindrical jars one slightly smaller than the other … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, David Bohm, Management, Quantum Physics
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Leading vs. Managing
Lead people. Manage process. It is an attitude you cary and governs the approach to a given situation!
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Prometheus Bound at the Gette Villa
Prometheus Bound has opened at the Gette Villa. The scenery is comprised of a giant steel wheel. Click here to see the wheel being installed.Â
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Tagged CalArts, Gette Villa, Prometheus Bound
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Thoughts About Thinking
HOLOMOVEMENT AND THE IMPLICATE ORDER Before delving into Bohm’s substantive contributions to science, I will touch briefly on his ideas about language and thought. In his penchant for precision, Bohm analyzed ways that our language deceives us about the true … Continue reading
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Tagged conversation, David Bohm, Management, Quantum Physics
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Leadership & Management
In an ideal reality, we lead people and manage processes.
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Tagged Leadership, Management, Relationships
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