Radical
Do you ever wish you were more radical? Maybe you are and don’t know it yet. Radical, from the Latin radicalis, simply means ‘forming the root’. It is common knowledge that we need to get to the root of problems if we want to solve them. In the same way, if we want to change an organisation or our society, we have to change its underlying roots – its values and culture, its rules and beliefs, its embedded power and incentives. To be radical therefore is to work at the level of systems change. How radical are you?
— Wayne Visser
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