Any more than two people… that’s already a group.
More than two people is already a group, and it’s likely that one out of three people in any group has a different goal than the others. On your own or in pairs, flexibility is easy, but cooperating in a group holds lots of challenges that can be turned to great advantage.
What if a conflict is nothing more than
good intentions missing each other?
good intentions missing each other?
Groups are dynamic and usually produce better results and make a bigger difference. Jesper H Christiansen empowers groups to fulfil their potential – even when its members start out by striving for divergent goals.
- And as this video shows in a smiilar context a good team is not about being traditional treated e.g. being rewarded for succes with money but having freedom to influence directions and goals.
