The Squirrel Effect

Written by Nan S. Russell


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There’s a new power emerging inrepparttar work realm called trust. Trust is critical in an era where intellectual property isrepparttar 103901 competitive edge for both companies and countries. Companies needrepparttar 103902 best ideas they can get to prosper, andrepparttar 103903 best people passionately working to make them happen. Results of human intellect will bring 21st century profits torepparttar 103904 bottom line; technological and scientific breakthroughs torepparttar 103905 world. They’ll also bring personal satisfaction and meaningful work to those involved.

But to do that, information must be shared. Shared information multiples as it reminds us ofrepparttar 103906 Italian proverb: "Allrepparttar 103907 brains are not in one head." Here people realize lightingrepparttar 103908 next candle doesn’t diminishrepparttar 103909 flame ofrepparttar 103910 original one, and information is critical in lighting ideas, opening possibilities and creating new horizons for themselves and their companies.

If you want to be winning at working, realize your power is in trusting and doing, not in just knowing and certainly not in hording. Trust builds a larger universe of relationships where a big idea comes from two smaller ones, a shared problem brings imaginative solutions, and a common vision produces uncommon results. Likerepparttar 103911 carbon atom that hasrepparttar 103912 capacity to form graphite or diamonds, so do you. You will create more work diamonds operating with trust and eliminatingrepparttar 103913 squirrel effect.

(c) 2004 Nan S. Russell. All rights reserved.

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