Peter Senge, The Fifth Discipline

Peter Senge discussing The Fifth Discipline at the 1999 Teaching for Intelligence Conference

[@giuliolele]

This is still so current... it seems that we haven't learnt the lesson yet.

[@youdoer]

This is a must listen for everyone. 🔥

[@RichardKusiima]

Interesting I am just landing of this and yet all these conversations have played in my head as I have questioned every single thing I was raised to believe_Today, I run my own business in Africa that leverages systems thinking to drive organizational change and shape enterprise architecture! Retired myself 2 years ago to focys on this journey with a dream to work with businesses across 10 African countries! Imagine that!! 😎

[@sidsarasvati]

The content, the delivery, his voice and authentic insights are a system in itself This is brilliant and gold

[@claudioximenes6905]

😢

[@mrinalkrant2523]

00:03 Understanding and transforming the systemic nature of business organizations 08:09 Encountering a different you in South Africa was wonderful. 21:39 School is about performing for someone else's approval 27:44 The prevailing system of management is based on control and concentration of power. 40:40 Industrial Age model is destroying people and the world 46:09 Industrial Age institutions and organizing metaphors are deeply ingrained in our culture 59:13 Measuring is secondary to learning. 1:05:24 Teams and communities form the fundamental rhythm for transformational institutions. 01:01 Only a few criticisms received for the show Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@mohbaaoum]

Very Deep. Thank you so much for sharing this great talk.

[@mrsseid6170]

What an enlightening presentation, thank you Sir.

[@lb8848]

Why are the kids not here? Best question of the entire presentation.

[@user-zr2ur9zp4w]

Brilliant presentation. Thanks a ton.

[@CougarsRock]

Outstanding presentation.

[@jorgemondragon3912]

Really useful! OUTSTANDING

[@latypic954]

Brilliant and visionary, as always. Proud to have you as my mentor, Peter

[@snandlal2766]

Excellent presentation. Minds like yours are truly a gift to humanity. Continue to inspire and motivate

[@stephentrueman4843]

"YOU are not an isolated individual"

[@stevegrande1698]

This is the way life has been for decades and soon it will be a century. Change is needed in the "System." The system needs to be modified to appreciate the learning differences and gifts each student has.

[@galacticambitions1277]

Brilliant. Allelujah. Amen.

[@simigonzalez5704]

An eye opening!!😮 So, so good, though!!

[@MarioNintendoh]

Why are the kids not here? Brilliant.

[@champeshwarsinghrajput5368]

Thanks a lot

[@nicholaskirimi1567]

Very informative and applicable in organisation learning

[@siphoshangase]

Enlightening presentation exciting

[@siphoshangase]

Best presentation wow

[@sonjabloetner1248]

Thanks for sharing these wise words that apply as much today as it did yesterday. HOW do we get these messages to the right people so that we can transform education and industry practices around organizational learning and assessments?

[@lewisyaworski8962]

Hi Sonja, I am responding to your question about ...getting the message to the right people to transform education and industry practices. I believe that you need people who are committed to not only be advocates of systems thinking, but deeply intuitive to the people in their organizations that share a desire for balance and harmony. You could make it a HR initiative, but it would fall short if the intention and desire is not really present. Thinking and feeling need to be engaged together, all five disciplines working together.

[@kate291271]

Brilliant

[@praveends06]

Nice content

[@alobodayvn]

very funny and engaging

[@champeshwarsinghrajput5368]

Very good sir

[@JT-xg1nq]

I can imagine, if I write out the transcript of this presentation, it would be the story of Singapore Incorporated.

[@oso4ua419]

How do you mean?

[@51gan788]

Why do videos with peter almost always have the volume so low

[@mjamesharding]

How is nobody f*cking watching this??

[@triple3creation]

I wanted to be a teacher one day so I could know all the answers!

[@user-zr2ur9zp4w]

Peter, I really wish South Africa today were the way you describe it here. Alas! Crime, corruption and a dog eat dog culture run rampant in post Apartheid South Africa

[@Blunttalker]

Missing Apartheid

[@garrettpatten6312]

This sounds pretty similar to the austrian economic school of thought as far as I am familiar with it. Axioms of human action governing our human systems not top down micro management.

[@youneschebini5280]

Systems thinking is not enough, the world we know today has been built in terms of systems, but it really depends on the vision. Systems science can be used for good or for evil. You can’t just treat humans like modeling components, you can’t model human behavior.

[@DR0NE_BEE]

This is deep AAAAAFFFFF!!!!

[@anonix4078]

Another jargon

[@triple3creation]

writing bad words! Lol

[@TeamoJr]

Bohm is wrong- thought does not shape reality.