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The Missing Domain: Ethical Thinking (Part 2)
By Linda Fisher Thornton
The first post in this series, "The Missing Domain: Ethical Thinking" explored WHY leaders need to fill the gap and help people develop ethical thinking. This post will begin to unravel HOW to do that.
I included this guidance on ethical thinking in a previous post:
Ethical thinking means we never lose sight of our positive purpose. We choose to be the sum of our values, not our challenges.
Ethical Leaders Take The Hidden Path
By Linda Fisher Thornton
Ethical leaders seek shared value. They look for ways to meet the needs of others while they champion their own projects and ideas. Why?
Because they understand that they are responsible for making choices that honor their well-being AND the well-being of others.
Because they see beyond the one-dimensional false dichotomy "I Win, You Lose" that is based on the zero-sum mentality "I can only win if you lose."
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