- On the metaphor of âcreating flowâ
- A lot of people seem to think of something that is already flowing and think of it as a strong flow that is aligned in one direction.
- however
- Basic premise: Itâs stopped at this point.
- When something that is stopped begins to flow, it cannot begin as a âstrong flow aligned in one directionâ.
- All the water suddenly moves in one direction at once.â
- In an organization, everyone moves in one direction at once.
- Thatâs impossible.
- First, stir in the proper direction.
- Create a state of ânot standing still.â
- This âcreates flow.â
- It grows into a âbig flowâ after the fact.
Another metaphor: Even if it makes a hole in the levee. - Small hole in levee.
- Nearby water begins to trickle down.
- That flow causes the hole to gradually enlarge.
- Water flow becomes progressively stronger.
- Positive feedback occurs and the levee breaks
- Water flows out all at once.
Parable
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