12 Angry Men - The Original, Not the remake Seth Braun (13 Sep 2017 03:31 UTC)
RE: 12 Angry Men - The Original, Not the remake Lenocker, John (13 Sep 2017 13:26 UTC)
RE: 12 Angry Men - The Original, Not the remake Jha, Christine (13 Sep 2017 15:41 UTC)

RE: 12 Angry Men - The Original, Not the remake Lenocker, John 13 Sep 2017 13:26 UTC

Shoot, I was going to ask if Grumpy Old Men was an acceptable substitute...

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From: ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com [mailto:ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com] On Behalf Of Seth Braun
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2017 10:31 PM
To: ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com
Subject: 12 Angry Men - The Original, Not the remake

Hey Christine and all,

We would prefer that you watch the original 12 Angry Men with Henry Fonda.

Seth

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On 9/12/17, 7:49 PM, "ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com on behalf of Jha, Christine" <ironlady@stagen.simplelists.com on behalf of Christine.Jha@orix.com> wrote:

>Hi, is anyone opting for the '97 remake with Jack Lemmon, Edward James
>Olmos and James Gandolfini?
>
>Regards,
>Christine
>
>Deputy Chief Financial Officer
>ORIX USA Corporation
>214 237 2308 (office)
>972 322 0966 (cell)
>
>
>
>Sent from my iPhone
>
>On Sep 11, 2017, at 4:43 PM, LeeAnn Mallory
><LeeAnn.mallory@stagen.com<mailto:LeeAnn.mallory@stagen.com>> wrote:
>
>Good afternoon Thatcher,
>
>First:  If you haven't yet watched 12 Angry Men, here is a link:
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>We will practice the Ladder of Inference and Telling Ourselves Stories
>on our call this week.
>To prepare,
>
>1.     Have the story at the bottom of this message printed or available
>on the call.
>
>2.     And consider the following:  What situation in your life might
>benefit from doing a Telling Ourselves Stories practice?
>
>
>This topic is one of the coach favorites.
>
>Fully understood, it may be the Œdeepest¹ material in the curriculum.
>The Ladder of Inference (Telling Ourselves Stories) simply illustrates
>how our own brain/mind generates our Story about who we are and what is
>happening from moment to moment. Our capacity for understanding the
>world is a wonderful, fantastic, amazing evolutionary accomplishment,
>with a few minor bugs remaining.
>
>Emerging cognitive neuroscience continues to strengthen the argument
>for leaders being aware of and taking countermeasures against these
>bugs, called cognitive biases, which are essentially side effects of
>how our brain operates to generate ordinary waking consciousness. Chief
>among these bugs is the speed and automaticity by which we engage in
>the favorite sport of human beings; jumping to conclusions! By
>necessity, for efficiency sake, we lock onto a small slice of all
>available Data and block out the rest. We then interpret that limited
>Data through our existing Assumptions and Beliefs.
>
>Anais Nin is quoted:
>³We don¹t see the world as it is, we see the world as we are.²
>
>Deeply reflecting on this truth is a profound practice. This class
>should get us rolling in the practice of challenging ourselves to hold
>our own stories lightly, to genuinely inquire and Actively Listen for
>other people¹s stories, and to be one of those who can lead the way to
>common understandings that include more truth than any one mind can
>generate in isolation.
>
>Looking forward,
>
>LeeAnn & Seth
>
>A Story told by CEO of after-market auto parts manufacturer to a Stagen
>coach (We will review on call.) A Story of Missing The Message from a
>CEO, Adapted by a Stagen Coach
>
>We were at our off-site, and the topic of a problematic distributor
>came up.
>We¹ve been working with this company for over a decade.  (They produce
>seals for a very specific construction market) There had always been a
>reciprocal win-win relationship with this company, but recently, our
>CFO complained of price hikes. Our COO has mentioned to me that several
>orders have been late and that his rep hadn¹t returned his calls.
>
>³I¹ve seen this before,² my CFO said during a break in our meeting,
>³They got a contract with our competitor (a billion dollar company) and
>they don¹t care about their smaller accounts.²
>
>We pride ourselves on fantastic relationships with vendors, clients,
>employees and all our stakeholders.  So it was frustrating for me to
>hear about the problems we were having.
>
>When the meeting started back up again, we decided that we had better
>start looking for a new provider for these seals since our vendor
>didn¹t seem to have our best interest in mind anymore.
>
>The CEO was angry about it on his coaching call and said, ³We¹ve worked
>with this company since they were just a hole in the wall. This just
>goes to show you that there is no loyalty anymore
>
>Breakout Discussion Questions for The Call:
>·       What are the facts?
>·       What are the perceptions?
>
>
>LeeAnn Mallory | Executive Coach
>leeann.mallory@stagen.com<mailto:aaliyah.haqq@stagen.com> |
>214.287.0565
>
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