Issue 204, March 20, 2025
Four times a year the natural world reminds us to take a pause. One can choose to ignore these seasonal shifts, but we think it’s a good idea to take advantage of the opportunity. We often write about grappling with toxic or dysfunctional workplace cultures, so, today we are looking at how to achieve high performance and operate with resilience with the help of a seasonal shift perspective.
As keen observers of human behavior influenced by working conditions, we have created a Field Guide of selected new and reimagined concepts and useful strategies to revitalize a few tools to help survive and thrive in any organizational culture. We have borrowed and amplified a portfolio of ideas from researchers and writers who have introduced new ways to think and behave.
Boomerasking
“As humans, we have a persistent focus on our own perspective, a trait that helps us survive but also undermines our dealings with others,” says Alison Wood Brooks, Harvard professor and author…
