Tribal Leadership: Leveraging Natural Groups To...

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When people feel safe, tribal interactions begin to focus on collective goals and unite around shared values. At this point, people start forming groups of three instead of two, or triadic relationships rather than dyadic. Triadic relationships facilitate collective growth. In the words of Logan:

Projects led by the Collaborative will build climate resilience in rural communities and coastal tribal communities, while leveraging the successes from these projects to inform policy and work in other regions. The Collaborative is innovative in the climate adaptation sciences and services fields for its community engagement model; explicit focus on community priorities, equity and justice; and for centering the voices of frontline communities in its effort.

According to Tribal Leadership, the difference between terrible, so-so, good, and amazing companies is their culture, which is shaped by tribes, groups of 20 to 150 people to which humans naturally conform. Tribes, of which there could be many in a large organization or just one in a small organization, influence everything from who will lead to the quality of work produced. 59ce067264

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