–Below is a leadership bullet from Tom’s rifle named Shot
WHOA! That’s a mouthful! Three Cs I see, and that is it. I am a dumb rifle. I don’t get it. What’s the deal anyway?
Circular Cumulative Causation is an economic theory that says that a change in one variable leads to changes in other variables, reinforcing the initial change. Leaders know that improvement, if it is real, generates improvement elsewhere, and before long the initial improvement is further improved. The key is to pay attention to continuous improvement. Small changes add up. They accumulate, and they come back around.
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