Five Lores For Creating A High Performance Company Culture - Vol. 7
For the past 60,000 years human beings have created cultures as their preferred way of being in company together. No other social option has ever replaced culture.
In the history of our species, this is no small thing. Unlike religions or political ideologies or fashions, culture stuck as our preferred way of being ‘us’.
Culturing didn’t prove to be just a passing trend. It wasn’t popular for a few hundred years and then given up in favour of a new and better way of socialising together. Culture stuck. Culture worked. Culture prospered. It didn’t matter how big a people’s population became, culture proved to be scalable and durable.
It didn’t matter how isolated a human community became, human beings generated a culture.
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