Saturday, 26 April 2008
Complication
Complication.
A development that complicates a situation.
Sometimes our expectation of achieving our goal gets in the way of us coping with the unexpected. A development that complicates the situation can create confusion. This extra complexity in itself is often insufficient to stop us. However, we must focus on dealing with complexities as they arise in order to reduce the confusion and avoid creating greater ramifications that if not dealt with, can destroy our expectations completely.
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Credibility gap
For example: In the 1960's President Nixon asked African Americans "to judge him by his deeds and not his words". They did, but were disappointed.
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Friday, 11 April 2008
Skeleton in the cupboard
A potential source of shame produces a disproportionate amount of worry (overloaded). Secrecy inadequately counteracts the source of shame.
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SWOT semantic
What is a SWOT chart? Here is a Southbeach model that describes it perfectly.
Weaknesses counteract strengths. Weaknesses produce threats. Threats counteract opportunities, which are produced by strengths. Threats are potential. Opportunities are potential goals - only realizable if the strengths can be maximised and not limited by the threats.
Weaknesses counteract strengths. Weaknesses produce threats. Threats counteract opportunities, which are produced by strengths. Threats are potential. Opportunities are potential goals - only realizable if the strengths can be maximised and not limited by the threats.
Sunday, 6 April 2008
Calculated risk
This situation will get worse unless we focus on taking action. True, that action could make things worse more quickly but that risk is small by comparison to the potential benefits that can only be achieved through this path.
Look at it this way: We have to weigh up the potential benefits against the risks and act to achieve our goal.
Thin on the ground
This is all good stuff. However, we must focus on our work force. We have insufficient people to complete the work required to realise our potential and achieve our goal.
Saturday, 5 April 2008
The slippery slope
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