Thanks, John. Have you come across the Cynefin company, in Wales? They are supporting folks to use broader means of sensemaking for navigating complex environments - and reapply these into business, NGOs, government, etc. A lot of it builds around your points around using innate means of moving forwards. It feels like sustainability practitioners could significantly benefit from honing these lost approaches. Perhaps that's the 'radical change' we're after - less about discovering the 'what', more about knowing a different 'how'...?
Thanks, John. Have you come across the Cynefin company, in Wales? They are supporting folks to use broader means of sensemaking for navigating complex environments - and reapply these into business, NGOs, government, etc. A lot of it builds around your points around using innate means of moving forwards. It feels like sustainability practitioners could significantly benefit from honing these lost approaches. Perhaps that's the 'radical change' we're after - less about discovering the 'what', more about knowing a different 'how'...?