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The Most Powerful Question You Can Ask

Daniel Coyle · 15 Feb 2018

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Cohesion is not a trait a group has or lacks but a repeated exchange of behaviours

We normally think of cohesion as a trait: groups either have it or they don’t. But that’s wrong. Cohesion is a conversation.

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  1. We normally think of cohesion as a trait: groups either have it or they don’t. But that’s wrong. Cohesion is a conversation.

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