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  • What truly defines a company or a nation?

    Is it the shared history, the collective identity, or the structures that govern us? In my previous posts, I’ve explored the dynamics of cohesion and democratic powers within nations and companies. Today, I invite you to delve deeper into the essence of what makes us a group, whether as a company or a society, through…

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  • Democracy’s Guardians: Exploring Counter-Powers and Their Impact

    In today’s world, counter-powers play a vital role in shaping democracies. Inspired by Yuval Noah Harari’s Nexus, and the actuality, this post explores how these forces influence societal cohesion. Counter-powers, like community groups, balance authority and ensure diverse voices are heard. Understanding their impact helps us navigate challenges in modern governance. Let’s delve into how counter-powers…

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  • Cohesion in Society and Business

    In recent discussions, I’ve increasingly focused on the tensions within our societies, particularly around the concepts of power and balance. More recently, my attention has shifted towards smaller entities within our societies: companies. I am grateful to those who have engaged with my posts, as these conversations provide valuable perspectives on the ideas I share.…

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  • Should profit rewards investors without end?

    As a manager, I often face a challenging question from my team: why should we, as a team, strive to improve and help the company earn more money if we don’t see all the benefits of our hard work? My usual response is that enhancing performance helps us become more sustainable, hire more people, grow,…

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  • How to define the value of a company?

    I’ve always had this idea that the way we value companies is missing something crucial. Why do we rely so heavily on market prices and shareholder decisions? It seems too simplistic, especially when a company’s true value often extends beyond just financial figures. As we move into times where social and environmental factors are becoming…

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