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Too much time spent in the realm of law limits truly creative thought.
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88 |
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Human conduct is more complicated than what the language of law can describe.
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89 |
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The language a group chooses… exerts a remarkable and powerful influence on the conduct that follows it.
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96 |
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How:
True freedom lies not in the absence of constraint; true freedom lies in the transcendence of rules-based thinking.
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96 |
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Transcending the rules-trapped language of can and embracing the values-inspired language of should illuminates the pathways to truly innovative solutions…
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97 |
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The language of values inspires us because values are aspirational in nature.
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98 |
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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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Thinking in the language of values frees you from the tyranny of rules and from the illusion of freedom you have when in their negative space.
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98 |
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How:
Thinking and communicating in the language of should – values-based language – by its very nature inspires.
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98 |
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…twenty-first-century business craves creativity and innovation over almost all else, and freeing yourself from the constraints of rules-based thought unleashes new pathways of exploration and possibility.
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