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Post – How You Think Can Improve Organization Performance Using Analysis and Synthesis?

Analysis and Synthesis Purpose: To recall and contrast the difference between applying analysis and synthesis to improve a system’s performance. To confirm how applying a mental repair to improve an organization’s performance has no positive impact and at worst negatively impacts individual and group performance. An example is entropy. Content Focus: What is the difference […]

Post – Are you Aware of the Universal Energy Flow Formula?

Alignment and the Universal Energy Flow Formula Purpose: This chapter is intended to document for future use the importance of aligning the Universal Energy Flow Formula (UEFF), maximizing energy flow, producing a force that drives work. Content Focus: The UEFF reflects a general understanding of the components and conditions necessary for increasing energy flow (a […]

Post – Institutional Memory and Learning

 Institutional Memory and Learning Purpose: This document aims to remember and focus on an organization’s need to develop and maintain a viable grassroots institutional learning and memory program. Content Focus: This document is about the act of learning by workers and leaders as they strive for high performance. It is about learning from internal and […]

Post – How School Leaders Thinking Makes a Difference!

I believe all school stakeholders should expect their leaders to be aware of the latest and best technology available, and I will provide readers with insights on the tools available to schools wanting to break the student achievement barriers. This book will focus on the following areas: “Thinking first” vs. “Just doing it” “Natural forces” […]

Post – Which is More Effective? Adapt or Adopt a New Program to Improve Your Organization.

Adapt vs. Adopt Purpose: To recall the differences between adapt and adopt and when it is appropriate to use each to improve performance in living synergistic social systems. Content Focus: Adapting and adopting strategies in this Primer are associated with systems thinking. There are biological, mechanical, and social systems, and each has common features essential […]