A Persistent, Residual Culture for Times of Uncertainty

A Persistent, Residual Culture for Times of Uncertainty

In times of uncertainty, we need to turn to the values and beliefs that define us. In a social environment, whether a family or a business or a community, the same is true.

Every place creates such a culture. It is often ignored by its leadership. It is an unacknowledged belief that leaders create culture. They can, but they can only do so by destroying the culture that is already there. Maybe it is necessary if that ‘persistent, residual culture’ has been corrupted and made toxic by the loss of belief in the company’s values. I’ve seen that. It is a very difficult thing to change. It is far better to go join the culture that is there and elevate it through leadership capacity building.

One of the ways that we elevate this persistent, residual culture is by creating a story that we tell ourselves. It is a story that reminds who we are. It is a story that helps us to say Yes to the good things and No to the wrong ones.

The Story We Tell Ourselves in Times of Uncertainty – A Webinar

The Story We Tell Ourselves in Times of Uncertainty – A Webinar

We are living in a time of uncertainty. How do we find ways to counter the experience of fear, anxiety, and self-doubt? We need a story that affirms who we are and reminds us of what matters to us. Our story is there for us when uncertainty seems to be at its most intense and alienating.

I’m offering a webinar to address the fear and anxiety that has grown exponentially because of the coronavirus crisis.

The Universal Experience of Certainty

The Universal Experience of Certainty

True certainty is simply where we know who we are and are open to the full range of possibilities that emerge in the unfolding of our lives.

Without openness to learning, our lives can become closed and fear-fill. To be certain is a mark of our growing sense of just how we can make a difference in the world.

Transition Point #12: You Have A General Uncertainty About Life And Your Work’s Purpose.

Transition Point #12: You Have A General Uncertainty About Life And Your Work’s Purpose.

Uncertainty is the initial recognition that we are in transition. It is a universal feeling that we all have regularly, that tells us something is changing. We feel it but can’t put our finger on it. We may not have the skills or the perception to identify how we are in transition. If not, then we can become caught between what has been and what will be.