Jan 16, 2020
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@iantwinn is he 5’5” ?? I think most people I met in #CES are #5f5 #tallpeopleproblems #bigfeet #bigandtall #tall #tallguys #tallguy #taller #7ft2vs https://www.instagram.com/p/B7Y5nRYBzUY/?igshid=ndt44agjuxpn
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The Power of A Shared Purpose
This week’s Find 5 Friday #5F5 has a higher purpose... A SHARED PURPOSE!
1) Lets dig deeper and find out what a shared purpose is. The Harvard Business Review’s article from 2014 gives us some context behind a shared purpose and provides some examples how a shared purpose can drive collaboration.
2) A shared purpose is a great asset to drive a good cause. Few groups out there have the drive and purpose of the Wounded Warrior Project. This charitable organization has dedicated its mission to helping wounded veterans get back on track.
3) Where cultivating a shared purpose you may need a good blueprint to follow. How to Build Shared Purpose in Your Team outlines the key ingredients necessary to unite your team members behind a shared purpose.
4) Teachers Connect has a shared purpose to help teachers connect, share and grow. This group’s shared purpose is to enable teachers to access their greatest resource- each other!
5) A shared purpose can make a good organization great. Founded in 2009, The Literacy Project helps young people learn to read. Driven by teachers, mentors, and volunteers, this group’s shared purpose it to end illiteracy in the US.