Because the fundamental unit of growth in any organization is the individual, our starting point for talking about growth is you.
Some of the questions we will answer are:
• Why, despite the desire to learn, can it be so difficult to start something new and stick with it?
• What does it take to gain and maintain momentum?
• Once we’ve made considerable progress, why do we sometimes tire of what we’re doing and even feel we can no longer do it? Why do we outgrow things so quickly?
The more you understand about your deep longing to grow and how
to grow yourself, the greater your capacity to grow your people, to grow your company. That’s smart growth.
The S Curve of Learning is a map to look at your life: where you were, where you are, and where you want to go—a continuous pathway to achieving potential.
When you can picture yourself moving along this growth curve, you can more easily plan a trajectory and plot your progress.
You can get smart about your growth.
We welcome the author of "Smart Growth: How to Grow Your People to Grow Your Company", Whitney Johnson.
Timeline:
3.00 To Want to Grow is Human
5.12 S-Curve as a Map, Post-Traumatic Growth
10.15 Speed of Change
13.08 Transforming Leadership, Leaders must lead from the front
15.00 Former Ford CEO Alan Mulally and rituals
16.20 Principles and Values
20.30 Feedback, Collector Phase of S-Curve
29.53 Shadow Values
33.50 Inner Child, Feeling Seen
35.50 New S-Curves don’t always work out
39.50 What do you do when you have more than one really great choice?
45.54 Watch your self talk at the launch phase?
48.48 C.A.R. Framework: Origins in Self-Determination Theory
Connectedness
Autonomy
Relatedness
52.15 Myron Scholes, all is explained by the tails
56 When leaders peak
60 An ecosystem of/for growth, keystone species
In whose ecosystem are you a keystone species?
Whitney is available here:
https://whitneyjohnson.com
https://smartgrowthbook.com
Steve Raabe, president of 