System
Once we begin to see the emergence of
connections from all constituents of LeaderW@RE, we
realize the necessity of SYSTEMS DYNAMICS, which is a
modeling process developed by Jay Forrester at MIT.
“System Dynamics, originally called Industrial Dynamics,
was developed by W. Jay Forrester in the mid-1950s at the
Sloan School of Management at MIT. It is a methodology for
the comprehensive analysis and simulation of
complex-dynamic systems. Through an analysis of system
structure and the patterns of behavior that arise from it,
System Dynamics allows the formation of effective
decision-making and strategy for the long-term.
This methodology became famous in 1972 in the simulation
model of the world, World3, which was conducted in the
study The Limits to Growth by Club of Rome. Equally
legendary was the MIT’s National Model, which shows the
macro-and micro-economic development in the U.S. based on
empirical data. Nowadays there is hardly a topic or an
issue where this modeling technique has not been
successfully applied. In particular, Management Flight
Simulators for the Executive Management have been
established.”
IN SUMMARY
There are clear next steps emerging for this approach,
such as continuing to identify and distill the periodic
chart of elements involved in the equation-building
process for understanding the potential, behavior, and
recruitment of leaders while in parallel offering leaders
themselves the options for discovery, modeling,
prediction, design, and scaffolding of their own behavior
in a postmodern world.
For me, it’s clear there
are distinct advantages and disadvantages to this
approach.
Advantages
• Creating a simple, but
not to simple, layered approach using LeaderW@RE through
the ability to assess, explain, model, and evaluate
leadership behavior to create fitness in organizations
under VUCA conditions.
• Identifying a way in which leaders can approach their own development and the development of others, through languaging postmodern leadership development, which leverages the psychoactive and neuro-plastic elements of virtuous learning.
• To understand how to design in, and scaffold behavioral products to improve the human condition — perhaps our ultimate goal — to help people have lives.
• To use the system to scaffold limits where change is either expensive or requires more time than available in the circumstances — to produce collaboration and positive affect, or sentiment in emergent networks of contribution.
• Introducing self-knowledge elements
begin to trigger a “psychoactive” process that works
subconsciously and even though direct benefits may be
concealed, indirect benefits begin to accumulate with more
density and frequency, almost immediately, and certainly
over time in a maturation process.
Disadvantages
• The system maybe too complex for less complex people
to learn easily on their own. • Until the approach is
distilled into a gumball machine, where putting in
discreet “coins” gives out the benefits directly, the
approach is just another approach planted on the rocks of
time — it won’t root or take root, and only be replaced by
“the next tide in the affairs of men”…and women.
• Because of the complexity in
identifying and validating all the components, it will
take some time and therefore ends up being a life’s work
although this could become an advantage over time because
the system is layered to produce benefits over the long
haul as more elements are integrated with time.
With those advantages and disadvantages being signaled,
the core merits of the system, outweigh most of the costs
involved @F-L-O-W. It becomes quickly reasonable to
involve others through a process of reaching out for
resources of all kinds to move a system like this forward…
as contribution through collaboration, is scaffolded in
the process of assimilation to create antifragility and
resilience in postmodern conditions.
AS we approach higher and higher risk with “VUCA
streams” moving us closer to the “limits to growth” it
might pay to invest in as complex a multivariate system as
necessary; to match these risks — to our human condition —
while helping people have lives.
You can experience LeaderW@RE with the founder,
Mike R. Jay.
The program will begin in
March, 2016, for early adopters. We will hold a 3-day
retreat (November, 2016), a year-long Certification
Program, and an after retreat designed to provide a small
group of accomplished participants the opportunity to put
into practice LeaderW@RE.
For more information on
the program and the opportunity to participate, become a
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Mike R. Jay, Developmentalist
Mike has been involved in professional coaching for more
than a quarter century. He has trained coaches in more
than 45 countries for the past 15 years in his COACH2
Model of Developmental Coaching.
Mike has always
been known as the World’s Most Innovative Coach and
continues to innovate at the cutting edge of development
even in his 60s.
In 2004, Mike began living
outside of the United States for extended periods of time,
spending time in Europe, Asia and South America living in
and among other cultures, working with his models in
practical environments where development is not a theory
but requires real-time solutions.
As an author of
more than 20 books, Mike continues to define his own
developmental edge and recently published a Book @F-L-O-W;
a book designed to outline how to shift the world out of
growth and consumption and help people have lives with a
focus on enhancing happiness and alleviating poverty in
the process.
Mike believes that limits to growth,
a Club of Rome focus, is an issue for ALL of us, and
therefore develops and designs his programs of development
with a focus on the individual as a part of a larger
collective…in appreciation of Buckminster Fuller’s
quote…”when you flush a toilet, it goes somewhere…”.
Subscribing to the idea that we all live in the world
together and that individual actions matter, Mike’s recent
program LeaderW@RE identifies ways that leaders can own
and design their own development in the presence of VUCA
conditions.
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You, Me, and We @F-L-O-W
Mike R. Jay is a developmentalist utilizing consulting, coaching, mentoring and advising as methods to offer developmental scaffolding for aspiring leaders who are interested in being, doing, having, becoming, and contributing… to helping people have lives.



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