All in Teams

Making Sense of Change

The thing about transformative technologies is that they expose where value is - or isn’t - being generated. 

As a result, they accelerate the shift towards value ‘maximization’. In other words, those tasks that technology should deliver, it will, and those high value tasks that humans should focus on, they will. 

It's My Opinion That This Is A Fact

Is there a difference between facts and opinions?

That seems like a question with an obvious answer, but I saw it posited on someone’s Twitter feed earlier. 

They were suggesting that what we consider to be facts are nothing but very strongly held opinions. 

If that were true, it would suggest that what we believe is simply what we believe - ideas that we’ve come to accept as fact based on our own observational, anecdotal or experiential learnings. 

Omerisms Podcast - Episode 163

Structure, rules and constructs can be useful mechanisms and when we're growing up, they're usually unavoidable.

At the same time, they can be both good and bad and, as we grow older, it's worth questioning many of them. Both in terms of what they mean for us but also, as importantly, what they mean for others we live and work with.

Cultivating A Pace That Matters

There’s an excitement when we’re running at full tilt that’s hard to replicate. It’s as if every fiber of our being is alive and tingling, as we work towards a specific goal.

Certainly there’s a sense of risk (you might even call it fear) but it’s one that pushes us to stay on our toes, alert and focused. We’re geared to execute carefully, we’re mindful of staying agile as we do so, and we’re entirely focused on results.