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A Simpler Way
by Margaret J. Wheatley and Myron Kellner-Rogers

San Francisco: Berrett-Koehler, 1999

We want life to be less arduous and more delightful.

We want to be able to think differently about how to organize human activities.

Our book springs from these desires. It explores a different way of thinking about life and about how organizing might occur. Our primary question is: How could we organize human endeavor if we developed different understandings of how life organizes itself?

We ask this question for all of us, for there is no one who is unaffected by the organizations we humans have created. And we invite each of you into answering this question. We are essential to each other's inquiry. We welcome you.

Margaret J. Wheatley and Myron Kellner-Rogers are partners in the consulting and education firm Kellner-Rogers & Wheatley Inc., and lead the Berkana Institute, a non-profit educational and research foundation seeking to discover new organizational forms. Working both together and apart, they have experienced organizational life as consultants, executives and educators. Margaret is the author of the award-winning best-seller Leadership and the New Science.

 
   
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