BAD ROADS, GOOD ROADS

While trudging along highways in Alberta all the way to the BC border, there are sections that are badly maintained and those that are kept good. 

Apparently a local contractor that was assigned for many years to manage these roads was no longer awarded the contract, instead a subsidiary of a larger company took it on. A few miles from these bad roads are well-kept highway that have a different road maintainer. 

Typical siloed work increases more stress and aggravation which leads to more work and waste of time, resources, and energies. They need to work together as an eco-system instead of partitioning work in a piece-meal fashion to contribute to the bigger picture- better infrastructure, better economic conditions, better quality of life for citizens across the province. 

Think about the fourth impact of your actions, initiatives, and initial feedback. Then you are really thinking big.
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