Category Archives: Alignment

“The Summer of 69”

By John Evelyn  |  July 20, 2009  |  Adversity,Agility,Alignment,Capability,Competition,Execution,Leadership,Leverage,Purpose and Values,Resources,Teamwork,Technology,Vision,Winning

It was the summer of 1969, a hot, balmy Miami midsummer night, and I was between high school graduation and my first quarter at college. For me, the summer of 69 represented a big transition from the euphoria and fun …
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More Gossip

By John Evelyn  |  July 15, 2009  |  Alignment,Execution,Fit for purpose,General,Leadership,Operational Excellence,Sustainability,Tailoring,Transparency,Vision

Our last discussion was about the game “Gossip” and the calamities resembling the Tower of Babel and the language disconnects that impact our enterprises. In that initial article, I mentioned that we might need a Rosetta stone as a tool …
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“That’s Not What You Wanted?”

By John Evelyn  |  July 13, 2009  |  Alignment,Capability,Execution,General,Operational Excellence,Teamwork,Transparency

Have you ever played Gossip, the party game? It’s simple, great fun, and revealing. In Gossip, the participants line up in a row or a circle and the first player is given a sentence, or better yet, a number of …
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