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“A good combination of Yin (the invisible) and Yang (the visible) is called Tao.” The project is temporary by nature. However, the enterprises and individuals undertaking the project are long-term.
By sinking your weight on one side, you can move freely, at will. By distributing your weight on both feet, you become double-weighted and stagnant.
Taiji (Taijiquan) Treatise, By Wang Zong-Yue
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Founder of Vanke Group, China’s most well-known real estate company.
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Founder of Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., China’s most well-known IT company.
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Ding Ronggui, Fei Zhenguo, “The Iterative Process Model for Research on Project Governance”, Dongyue Theory, No. 3, 2008.
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Ding, R. (2020). The Unity of Opposites Between Projectization and Deprojectization. In: Taiji Logic. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-5239-7_8
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