VUCA

Re-inventing Organizational Conflict: An Interview with Graham Boyd

January 5, 2019

Conflict gives an organization productive information it needs to rapidly meet adaptive challenges in a VUCA world, enabling people to change their beliefs and deliver results with flow.... More

Navigating Complexity with Embodied Knowing: A Compass towards Next Level Organizations – Integral European Conference 2018 Presentation

May 9, 2018 Katharina C. Sell

Activate your potential for inner knowing, through sensing and not-knowing, through embodied wholeness, to become a leader in organizations reinventing themselves to cope with increased complexity.... More

This Lesson From Netflix Will Make You A Better Manager

March 5, 2018

Hierarchical management is being replaced by a future of work with empowered, self-managing teams that make better use of people's talents.... More

Questions, More than Answers, are the Pathway to Collective Wisdom

January 30, 2018

Human sustainability depends on learning to ask better questions, gaining collective wisdom, living in the questions, because old questions generate old answers from old mindsets that created the problems.... More

Our Future Needs Systems Leadership

June 22, 2017

If we think in systems using all of our intelligences, then VUCA won't stop us.... More

Lessons from Winnie the Pooh on How to Navigate Our Complex World

June 22, 2017

What's useful in navigating through the fog of complexity? Surprisingly, who you are, as well as what you do. ... More

How to Embody Teal for Real – Part 1

May 1, 2017 Giles Hutchins

Ambitious structural changes and transformation programmes won't "go Teal" when the small steps we take are not walked with love.... More

Meeting Life Where It Is

November 3, 2016 Jon Freeman

What are some non-linear ways forward into an uncertain future?By Jon Freeman originally published in Future ConsiderationsOur Future Considerations ... More

Weaving Perspectives Part 2: The Response-ability of Living Systems

October 28, 2016

Exploring the relationships between the work of Frederic Laloux, Otto Scharmer, and Thomas HüblBy Michael Stern for Enlivening Edge MagazineIn the previ... More