Crisis. Everyone knows the word. Everyone avoids the subject. Yet it is part of our everyday life. It does not happen by accident. Organisations of every kind hide behind an outdated logical statistic: crises rarely happen. And yet crises are amplified by the Achilles Syndrome, demonstrating this chronic vulnerability, and transforming every critical event into an acute crisis, leaving no-one untouched. So we need to act, and act methodically. Disordered action only leads to chaos.
The Chaos of Crises, or, the Achilles Syndrome
‘It is common sense to take a method and try it; if it fails, admit it frankly,
and try another. But above all, try something.’
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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