From “can” to “will” means we need methods that enable us to accomplish more together than we can on our own.

Those methods abound around us and, as each of us create or hear of one, try it, hone it and share it we are more likely to create the momentum to attract others to this mindset, telling others and to launching an action – with others.

As a former journalist I frequently saw well-intended people fail or not accomplish as much as they intended because of two key things:
not having the best method and/or not attracting the right partners.

Your work here can help us discover fresh ways to collaborate.

Ironically Communicate to Collaborate is Cisco’s internal theme this quarter, the name of my most-requested presentation and the goal of my blog, Moving From Me to We.

Also consider sharing methods and success stories there.

When we bring out the best in each other we can become high-performing and happier together. Unfortunately, the opposite is also true.

In a civilization when love is
gone we turn to justice and when
justice is gone we turn to power
and when power is gone we
turn to violence.

Opportunity is often inconvenient.