When Process does our thinking for us
What happens when we commit to big-P process is this: We commit to not thinking originally about the situation we’re trying to use it in. It makes for less effective work.
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Drew Weilage
Howdy! My name is Drew Weilage. I work with—and create things for—healthcare administrators to take their work to the next level. I also write to promote thinking differently about organizations, management, and professional development. I’ve worked in healthcare operations, consulting, and start-ups helping individuals and teams do their best work. Oh, and pep talks! Get a pep talk when you need one: big day, bad day, or any day at all. Text me at 646-450-2465 or send me a note.
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Make progress at work this week (and in a new reality) with these three models
This whole situation feels like a gigantic reset. And I think that’s okay because it can be a gigantic reset. It’s a burning platform to do the work of rethinking work, including the delivery of healthcare services, that we’ve been needing to do for several decades.
Why is work the way it is?
How we work is the real problem worth solving if we desire for ourselves, our teams, and our organizations to fulfill a vision worth fulfilling.
