Project Description
The mindset shift you need to make great leadership decisions
Friction still disorients us. It’s a force that opposes, yet is essential to, motion. It’s a resistance that creates beauty in diamonds, music, and fire. And it’s a form of conflict that leads to innovation.
Friction permeates our world, yet it’s something we seek to avoid. Friction represents a paradox, and people often respond poorly to paradoxes. Yet the authors of a thought-provoking new book encourage us to embrace friction and paradox. Why?
