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*On page 8 of Sharmer's latest book, "The Essentials of Theory U," Sharmer writes: "... if we were asked where our actions come from, most of us would be unable to provide a clear response. In my research I began to call this origin of our actions and perceptions the '''''source'''''." (emphasis by the author) | *On page 8 of Sharmer's latest book, "The Essentials of Theory U," Sharmer writes: | ||
:"... if we were asked where our actions come from, most of us would be unable to provide a clear response. In my research I began to call this origin of our actions and perceptions the '''''source'''''." (emphasis by the author) | |||
:Reading these words made me instantly see a link between Sharmer's undefined "source" which he proceeds to call the "Blind Spot" throughout all the rest of Theory U and Sinek's "'''Why'''." | :Reading these words made me instantly see a link between Sharmer's undefined "source" which he proceeds to call the "Blind Spot" throughout all the rest of Theory U and Sinek's "'''Why'''." | ||
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Theory U is a change management method and the title of a book by Otto Scharmer. Scharmer with colleagues at MIT conducted 150 interviews with entrepreneurs and innovators in science, businsess, and society and then extended the basic principles into a theory of learning and management, which he calls Theory U
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- On page 8 of Sharmer's latest book, "The Essentials of Theory U," Sharmer writes:
- "... if we were asked where our actions come from, most of us would be unable to provide a clear response. In my research I began to call this origin of our actions and perceptions the source." (emphasis by the author)
- Reading these words made me instantly see a link between Sharmer's undefined "source" which he proceeds to call the "Blind Spot" throughout all the rest of Theory U and Sinek's "Why."