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There is no going back. It bears repeating that we will never be less transparent, will never have less information, and will never be less connected than we are today.
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Power in a world of HOW is not power over something, but power through something, like a network, or a synapse, or a circuit; a power that connects, not a power that commands.
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What if humankind’s greatest strength is not the size of our muscles but our seemingly irrational embrace of connection and cooperation – our ability to form societies of like-minded individuals.
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…values are not a mechanism or device that approximates what is important or mediates between us and what is important; it connects us to it directly. Values play to our strengths as humans.
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An apology in the context of business demonstrates how much of our current success is tied to our ability to be actively transparent with those to whom we are connected.
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When people are connected – when they can share notes and communicate horizontally among themselves – the ability to spin and manipulate information disappears.
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Values. Continuity. Reputation. To thrive in our transparent, connected world, we need to shift our thinking from managing reputation to earning it.
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…language has the power to contain or inspire, and the language you adopt and employ either locks you in rigid relationships or frees you to new possibilities of connection.
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If we literally put enough energy into the insight or idea, it will become a part of who we are. It’s an attention economy in our brains, at a million connections per second.
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…being self-directed is the only way we learn, think, invent, create, solve problems, visualize, rethink, re-engineer – you name it, it all happens within a process of making our own connections.
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