Appreciation

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Welcome to the Appreciation page

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What is appreciation?

Definitions

  • Appreciation of something is the recognition and enjoyment of its good qualities
  • Your appreciation for something that someone does for you is your gratitude for it
  • An appreciation of a situation or problem is an understanding of what it involves
  • Appreciation in the value of something is an increase in its value over a period of time

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Thinking about the concept

A visual thesaurus search is always an excellent starting point to discuss a concept definition:

APPRECIATION
https://www.freethesaurus.com/appreciation

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Relations of Appreciation within Corporate futuring (and Organisational futuring)

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There exists a close vertical relationship within Corporate futuring:

  • Outer focus: Business model
  • Other focus: Organisational structure
  • Inner focus: Appreciation

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On the Inner focus level, a close relationship exists with:

  • Long term thinking
  • Steering

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Corporate futuring and Organisational futuring intertwine, on the Inner focus level, through:

  • Motivation
  • Governance

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In concrete terms, this means:

  • The trio - 'Appreciation', 'Organisational structure' and 'Business model' - is inextricably linked.
  • Your 'Appreciation' contributes substantially to 'Long term thinking' and 'Steering'.
  • To realise 'Long term thinking', you need to invest in 'Motivation'. Even so, to realise your 'Steering', you need the right 'Governance'.

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Questions we can ask ourselves when contemplating our Appreciation

  • Is our 'Appreciation' the source of our 'Organisational structure' and 'Business model'?
  • Is our 'Appreciation' robust enough to generate 'Steering'?
  • Is our 'Appreciation' keen enough to create 'Long term thinking'?
  • Or does our 'Appreciation' prohibit a relationship between Long term thinking and our Steering? (See Collider)

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