Logic & Language
The Art and Craft of Leading in Complexity
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You can't engineer culture with reason and design. As decisions spread, they're already translated. As ideas land, they're already filtered. As strategies stick, they're already framed. Logic & Language begins where most leadership books stop: with the maps people silently carry. These maps are drawn from bias, story, habit, and half-remembered truths - and they shape every decision and interaction long before leaders present their strategies. In this practical and powerful second volume of NLP Mastery for Leaders, Paul O'Neill shows how culture shifts not through command, but through meaning....
You can't engineer culture with reason and design. As decisions spread, they're already translated. As ideas land, they're already filtered. As strategies stick, they're already framed. Logic & Language begins where most leadership books stop: with the maps people silently carry. These maps are drawn from bias, story, habit, and half-remembered truths - and they shape every decision and interaction long before leaders present their strategies. In this practical and powerful second volume of NLP Mastery for Leaders, Paul O'Neill shows how culture shifts not through command, but through meaning. Leaders will learn how to:Surface hidden maps with precision questions. Expose the scaffolding beneath assumptions. Frame narratives that invite - not coerce. Reframe perspectives so coherence returns without force. This isn't about clever rhetoric. It's about alignment. Because the challenge isn't what's said. It's how meaning is made. Culture lives between us. It cannot be redesigned. Mostly concealed, it is revealed in language. And through language, it can move in new directions. Paul O'Neill equips leaders to decode complexity and guide systems with insight and precision. He is the author of the Neuro-Resilience Skills series and Adaptive Wisdoms. If you want to lead in complexity, don't start with plans. Start with language.
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