In a previous conversation, Mike said once you codify a mission statement, it dies. In this episode I ask what he meant by this and how we ought to make sense of corporate mission statements and values.
Books Mentioned In This Episode:
<ul class="ul1">
<li class="li1">On Reading Well – Karen Swallow Prior</li>
</ul>

In a previous conversation, Mike said once you codify a mission statement, it dies. In this episode I ask what he meant by this and how we ought to make sense of corporate mission statements and values. Books Mentioned In This Episode: On Reading Well – Karen Swallow Prior

In a previous conversation, Mike said once you codify a mission statement, it dies. In this episode I ask what he meant by this and how we ought to make sense of corporate mission statements and values.
Books Mentioned In This Episode:
<ul>
<li>On Reading Well – Karen Swallow Prior</li>
</ul>

Episode 64: Dying Mission Statements & Values

Iain McGilchrist describes the right hemisphere as “prophetic.” Mike Metzger’s voice has often been described as prophetic. Prophets are not weirdos. They instead have a wide-angle lens. They see more widely. This series of conversations is designed to widen your lens—on the faith, your work, the gospel, your physical body… you name it.

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