While we were given multiple resources to draw from, Nietzsches’ “The Problem of Socrates“, which is a piece from his book titled Twilight of the Idols, is what I would like to focus on for this discussion. I find it surprising that I have not read any of his work prior to this. I have heard ofContinue reading “The Problem of Socrates”
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Leadership Under Pressure: A Systems View of Darkest Hour
How do relationships, institutions, and historical forces shape a leader’s decisions during a national crisis? I included this project in The Learning Curve because it demonstrates how systems thinking can be used to analyze leadership, communication, and decision-making. Rather than viewing Winston Churchill’s choices as the actions of one individual, the accompanying Miro systemigram mapsContinue reading “Leadership Under Pressure: A Systems View of Darkest Hour”