By Linda Fisher Thornton Lately we've been seeing too much content that is not grounded in understanding. Some of it is intentionally misleading and some of it is well-intentioned but misinformed.
Tag: global leadership
The Future of Learning Isn’t About “Knowing”
By Linda Fisher Thornton
If we want to prepare leaders to handle complex challenges, we need to move beyond shallow approaches that focus on knowledge building.
We need to help leaders learn to think deeply (beyond symptoms to complex, systemic causes) and broadly across disciplines as they work to meet the needs of multiple stakeholders. To accomplish this, the way we approach learning must change.
50 Ways To Lead For Trust (Part 1)
By Linda Fisher Thornton
This post is the first in a series on practical ways to lead that build trust. See how many of the first fifteen you incorporate regularly into your leadership:
Ethical Leadership Brings Out the Best in People and Organizations
After taking the Leading in Context website and branding back to the drawing board, this week I'm delighted to introduce the Leading in Context® Website version 2.0.
8 Posts (And a Trend Report) On Global Thinking
By Linda Fisher Thornton
Using globally-informed thinking helps us succeed in a connected economy and a global society. This week, I decided to corral a collection of posts that help us understand ethical leadership in a global context.
Leading in Context 