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Re-Defining The Possible: Overcoming the Limits of Perception That Impede Agility

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The way we perceive the world around us can limit our view of what is possible and impossible.  If we believe something cannot be done, then we cease to seek ways to do it, and in many cases, this means we make tradeoffs that are unnecessary and even destructive.  To become effectively agile, one must learn to overcome this limitation, to see what is possible, and to act in alignment with value.  This presentation will demonstrate how this can be done with multiple examples.

 

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