Protecting yourself from disruption is a defensive mindset. The best way to keep pace with an ever-changing economic, political, or social landscape is to continually adapt. Adaptation can occur slowly or quickly, but the important…
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Structuring change and creating the future
Structuring change is easy when looking from the outside in. Architects, urban planners, concerned citizens, and politicians, among others, can find themselves speculating endlessly about what needs to be done to change a system. Creating…
Stay continually relevant
As people develop more refined tastes, they will only expend energy when they need to. You know what you want and know to get it–so why do anything else? As people build a following or…
Living glocally
The word glocal (global + local) can be described a number of ways: digitally connected with people around the world and working to build one’s local environment; or the integration of global and local knowledge….
Video: 3 perspectives on systems change
Shifting a system from one state to another requires a bold vision followed by bold action. Once the initial movement has been made to create a new reality, the hard work begins. As the pieces…
Less Is More
Less is more because it creates space. Space is needed for people to expand. Expansion is cyclical. Cycles define our reality. Reality is driven by our perceptions. Perception is relative. Relativity is everything. Everything is…