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The Second Curve
Thoughts on Reinventing Society
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Charles Handy's "The Second Curve" explores the challenges and opportunities of navigating organizational and societal change.
Handy uses metaphors and storytelling to illustrate the need for proactive adaptation, emphasizing that waiting for crises to force change is often too late.
The book delves into concepts like the 'shamrock organization' and the importance of understanding leadership versus management.
It encourages readers to embrace continuous learning and innovation, urging them to anticipate future trends and prepare for the inevitable shifts in the business landscape.
Ultimately, the book serves as a guide for individuals and organizations seeking to thrive in a constantly evolving world.
Handy uses metaphors and storytelling to illustrate the need for proactive adaptation, emphasizing that waiting for crises to force change is often too late.
The book delves into concepts like the 'shamrock organization' and the importance of understanding leadership versus management.
It encourages readers to embrace continuous learning and innovation, urging them to anticipate future trends and prepare for the inevitable shifts in the business landscape.
Ultimately, the book serves as a guide for individuals and organizations seeking to thrive in a constantly evolving world.
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as a seminal work on business innovation and navigating technological change.

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Paul Nunes and Ian Morrison (R.I.P.) - Navigating Second Curves
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as the author of the book and subject of the podcast episode.

Aidan McCullen

Charles Handy R.I.P. (1932–2024)