by Eddie Pipkin

Image by majolala from Pixabay

Last week I wrote about the collision of different schedules and lifestyle logistics when people in the same household are visiting together over the holidays.  I made the argument that, rather than tension and drama resulting from the intersection of those differences, a beautiful synthesis of complementary rhythms can result in people making some unexpectedly beautiful music together.  We focused on families and friends appreciating and indulging one another’s idiosyncrasies as a way to promote harmony and togetherness, but what’s good for interpersonal relationships can be good for organizations, too!  This week we’ll look at how the same principles can app