Integrating Organizational Right & Left Brains
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Change—especially rapid change —requires deep alignment of mission, planning and implementation. So recognizing discord in our individual right and left brains can be instrumental. Most critical, however, is fully understanding our team’s differing points of view so we can generate common language and agreements for action. Without this fundamental clarity up front, many planning, monitoring and evaluation methods will be ineffective because of single-minded ideals, hidden agendas and subtle sabotage. Before we get started on the integration exercise to follow, let’s look a bit more at basic neuroscience to appreciate both halves of the same whole and to see where you fit in as far as appreciating your left and right brains.
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