Leading Creatively: The Art of Making Sense
Charles J. Palus; David M. Horth
Journal of Aesthetic Education, Vol. 30, No. 4, Special Issue: The Aesthetic Face of Leadership.” (Winter, 1996), pp. 53-68.
“The idea that reality is constructed evokes the activity of the wizard behind the curtain. Society often relegates leadership to “wizards”; such heroic, talented, individual leaders [...]
In “Lucky You”, page 228:
“Good. Here’s more: I’m not feeling so brave myself.”
OK. When we get to Oz, we’ll ask the wizard to give you some courage.”
Krome said. “Toto too?”
“Yes dear. Toto too.”
Char wears Tinman on a commercial shoot.
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