Leading a Mindful Organization Most Safety Practitioners would agree that the key challenge in maintaining sustainable safety performance is the mindfulness of employees, particularly operators. People do unsafe things when they are impatient in doing what they do, when they do things just to get through doing them, when they are so concerned with a
With current world events, it is becoming apparent that the world that we are in and the world that we face as individuals is very stressed, and very stretched. If I think of most of my immediate acquaintances what becomes apparent is that everybody is going through a struggle, a very challenging time. And the
In my youth I used to observe how bar fights often start. The beginning of bar fights would often include someone saying, “What are you looking at?” We have two ways to pay attention. The one is expressed in the statement, “He’s looking at me,” and the other one is expressed in the statement, “He’s listening
Continuing from our previous blog post, the Politics of Convergence – Part 2, we now discuss how paying attention to one’s rights in a situation means emphasising what the other owes the self. Rights and Slavery, Duties and Freedom The focus on rights is therefore like the focus on expectation and needs. It cultivates the
Following from our previous post on the Politics of Convergence – Part 1, at the level of intent, all human beings are the same because the problem of intent is wired into the essence of being human. Maturation – The Human Being Becoming Being human is not a static thing, it is a moving
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