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Tag: personal-development
Night Numbers: Money Triage Without Shame
Money pressure gets louder in the dark. Night Numbers turns financial panic back into a page you can work with.
Before Blaming the Person, Check the Conditions
A Standing on the Ledge reflection translating MGT2382 team and organizational behaviour material into a practical SOTL lens: before blaming people under pressure, check the structure, norms, trust, authority, and conditions around them.
Week 1 MGT2382 learning journal
Posted at a later date than the dates listed in this reflection. Phase lens: Phase 3 — rebuild systems, with Phase 0 warning-light implications and Phase 1 implications whenever people are making decisions under pressure. Source note: This rewritten entry expands the May 18–19 team-dynamics reflection into a broader organizational behaviour reflection. It keeps the … Continue reading Week 1 MGT2382 learning journal
No Big Decisions While the Alarm Is Still Ringing
A crisis wants a dramatic answer. The field rule is simpler: do not make life-sized decisions while the alarm is still ringing.
The First 72 Hours: Stop the Bleed Before You Solve Your Life
When life takes a hard hit, the first job is not to solve the entire future. The first job is to stabilize the next 72 hours without making the wound worse.
The Team Is Not the Word “Team”
One of the risks of doing public learning journals is that the course material can start to get heavy. Definitions. Models. Terms. Categories. Textbook language. All of that can be useful. But Standing on the Ledge was not built to become a textbook. It was built from the rubble. So the question is not only, … Continue reading The Team Is Not the Word “Team”
What are Teams?
MGT2382 Organizational Behaviour Learning Journal Today’s organizational behaviour reading focused on teams: what they are, why they exist, and how different types of teams function inside an organization. At first glance, a team sounds simple. Put people together, give them a goal, and call them a team. But organizational behaviour is more precise than that. … Continue reading What are Teams?
Organizational Behaviour: Systems, Stakeholders, and the Meaning of Work
Today’s organizational behaviour material pushed me into a larger question: when we talk about organizations, are we really talking about systems, or are we still pretending organizations are only built out of policies, managers, customers, and profit? The material on leadership systems, communication, accountability, delivery, performance, and measurement makes one thing clear: an organization is … Continue reading Organizational Behaviour: Systems, Stakeholders, and the Meaning of Work
Do Not Just Resonate
You Cannot Read Your Way Out of the Hole Disclaimer: This post is reflective and educational, not therapy, medical advice, legal advice, or crisis support. If you are in immediate danger or at risk of self-harm, contact emergency services or a crisis resource in your area right away. Reader’s Moment: Sometimes the hardest truth is … Continue reading Do Not Just Resonate
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