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From Chaos to Coherence: Advancing Emotional and Organizational Intelligence Through Inner Quality Management

From Chaos to Coherence: Advancing Emotional and Organizational Intelligence Through Inner Quality Management
By Doc Lew Childre, Bruce Cryer

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This work addresses the increasing strain that people and organizations, both private and public, are under. It covers themes of coherence, leadership, self-management, authentic communication, emotional virus, overcare and emotional mismanagement.


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  • Published on: 1998-11
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 248 pages

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Eye opening with bright ideas on personal management4
Most editorial and Amazon reviews praised this book of its value on organisational management. To me, this is more a personal management book which I learnt some new ideas and revisited some present ones, all in a highly comprehensible, interesting and easy reading manner. Some points for your reference are:-

1) The heart is not just an organ for pumping blood, but with the second largest amount of neuron (the same type of cell for the functioning in our brain). We do have a lot of it in our digestion system as well, a possible explanation to our heart and gut feelings.

2) Stress affects our production of hormones and drains our energy. Extended period of stress leads to maladaptation and thus premature aging and health problems. I like the author's refering to the fish in the highly contaminated Hudson River.

3) The analogy of the natural frequency in nature (ref the resonance for string instructment) to the need for dynamic balance inside a human and thus an organisation for optimal performance.

In short, though I dont believe the approach prescribed by this book can help much to improve the culture of many big corps, I do regard this as a very good book and I do recommend this to any business person who still has the heart for improvement.