Trying to change the world without wanting to change our world is a classic sign of mid-life and a common defense when our worldviews collapse. Only offering to lend one’s hand and means can be a way to assure that one will remain valuable and central even in a new world. (It’s also a way to pursue the most ultra-capitalist of aspirations—a revolution without revolutionaries).
Author: Gianpiero Petriglieri
Source: Harvard Business Review (HBR)
Subjects: Life & Society, Psychology | Behavior
Source: Harvard Business Review (HBR)
Subjects: Life & Society, Psychology | Behavior
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