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Exposure and Integration Gap-Hug and Nudge

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Sometimes a warm hug is the answer to our question and sometimes a gentle nudge is the answer. 'Hug and Nudge' is a fortnightly column with two different perspectives from two different continents and cultures on the same question in personal development area viz.  Jennifer Sertl (based in New York, USA) and Dr Amit Nagpal (based in New Delhi, India). Question-"There is value in friction and perhaps the greatest friction of all is our humility” What does it mean?" Jennifer Sert's Answer Greatest Friction of All is Our Humility  Recently Michael DiVirgilio @divir noticed that last line I wrote in " Familiarity Can Be Dangerous "  “ there is value in friction and perhaps the greatest friction of all is our humility” and wanted to know more about what I meant.  Exposure does not mean integration. Many reading this are familiar with Jim Collin’s "Good to Great" and the concept of Level 5 L...

Hug and Nudge-Making Complex Decisions with Less Data

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(Vol X) Sometimes a warm hug is the answer to our question  and sometimes a gentle nudge is the answer. 'Hug and Nudge' is a fortnightly column with two different perspectives from two different continents and cultures on the same question in personal development area viz.  Jennifer Sertl (based in New York, USA) and Dr Amit Nagpal (based in New Delhi, India). Question: As one moves from entry-level to middle & senior, in organizations, how do they equip themselves to be able to deal with new complexity, coupled to less detail?- making decisions on less, and without the fear of messing up the complexity of the solution- BIG QUESTION A Great Question by Goodnews Cadogan, CEO, Kaizer Chiefs, South Africa Jennifer Sertl's Answer  I don’t want to dive into this question, until we have a framework for the long view. Your competitive advantage is the way you scan the macro and the way you articulate your life expe...