“Grab the nearest book, open to page 123, go down to the 5th sentence, and type up the 3 following sentences.”

But he also returns to the issue of writing off what is unfamiliar: “Leaders have a tendency to write off things that are outside their realm. In the old days, you had the expression ‘loony left’ and with it you threw out both the good and the bad. Basically, you were dismissing anything you did not comprehend with throw-away lines.”

There is a powerful warning in this.

Beyond Authority

Leadership in a changing world

Julia Middleton- Common Purpose

As seen all over the place. (The meme, not the book.)

I don’t feel particularly qualified to sum up the second Morley Summit as I arrived late (due to david’s swimming lessons) and left after the break as I was shattered (first week back at work).

Others have views over on Facebook though…

There is a comment about it being muddled between Morley & Rothwell. I have a card with me that says the following:

MORLEY SUMMIT 2008

PROPOSAL CARD

All points must concern the future prosperity of Rothwell town centre.

(The rest snipped)