Quantum Nature of Virtual Teaming
Quantum Warm-UP
Your Choice: How important/not important are you?
Quantum Teaming
Basic assumptions of Quantum Teaming
- Uncertainty (Rotary activity and individual consciousness).
- Entanglement (Cyclic activity unified group consciousness).
- Superposition (Spiral activity unified consciousness of all groups), all happening upon forward motion, periodicity, and form processes:
- Each adult team member has an area in their lives where they already have mastery and/or confidence in a self-skill.
- Those hones skills transfer into a meaningful contribution to the Quantum Teaming environment as uncertainty transforms to entanglement.
- Joined groups’ contributions create superposition – we are stronger together than separate.
- Therefore, all possible outcomes are possible – you choose!
- Emphasis is placed upon members embracing self-growth and sharing the results with others:
- Look for the opportunities within yourself to learn and/or contribute what it is you want to accomplish.
- “We teach best what we need to learn” and “We learn by doing”.
Quantum Teams: Important or Not Important?
Humans have a natural, spiral-cyclic impulse to expand rotary motion, to go forth, overlap and supersede, and intermingle with each other:
- This is not limited to physical presence but is also evident through virtual, mental activity among teams.
- Physical motion is rotary; individuals move at different degrees of velocity, activity, and confidence.
- When members are brought in touch with Quantum Teaming spiral-cyclic virtual environments, it creates and stimulates the rotary individual to emerge and entangle with others to gain experiences.
- Greater and lesser entanglement and attraction occurs among virtual groups;
- Diverse types of members and aspects of will, purpose, and intelligence begin to join.
- Creativity begins to demonstrate constructive form-building, project producing, effective teaming.
- Everybody listens to the mental diamond potential within!
Quantum Teaming - A Primer
Teaming in the 21st Century Self-Information Age
The book begins the journey to understanding quantum teaming in 21st century organizations.
