We sometimes hear people speak about \"being world-class\" and \"winning.\" Usually these ideas turn out to be about individual achievement and being better than others. Instead, we invite you to be the creative genius you were meant to be, to create products, projects, teams and communities - including organizations and companies - that allow you and others to realize their creative potential. If you do that, we believe the 'success' will be there for everyone. We invite you to help many others tobe the creative geniuses they were meant tobe. It's not about comparison, being better than someone else, or winning in that sense. It's about being the best youcan be and helping many others do the same. That's what \"winning' really means to us. Our hope is that, in a small way, these 9 Questions will help us all as we undertake those journeys ofdiscovery. You cannot understand a system until you try to change it. Kurt Lewin Break a vase, and the love that reassembles thefragments is stronger than that love which took its symmetryfor granted when it was whole. Derek Walcott An educator grounded in Chicago with extensive international experience, Gerald Doyle co-creates strategic approaches to student-centered learning, enrollment, and life/career success. His work embraces equity, inclusion, diversity and well-being as foundations for personal leadership. He advises several edtech companies and serves on the faculty of Wolcott School. Scott Downs, a former banker, management consultant and entrepreneur, now works as an Agile coach, seeking to call forward great leaders and great organizations on the basis ofgreat cultures. He is an Associate of the Trust Temenos Leadership Academy and of Fractal Systems Ltd.
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