The magic lies in collective adapt-ability

Few people now would deny that we need to adapt (or die). It's not news.

Our context is changing. Everyone is talking about the need to change, to meet the challenges of perpetual change.

Ironically, the ways we're tackling change are not changing.

The key to thriving in a fast-changing, uncertain and ambiguous world is adaptability.

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“I define connection as the energy that exists between people when they feel seen, heard, and valued; when they can give and receive without judgment; and when they derive sustenance and strength from the relationship.”
Brené Brown

Unleashing the power in groups

The people we work with believe there is another way. A better way.

A way that develops collective power and creates an antidote to the heaviness of all the complex challenges of the world.

We didn’t invent this stuff.

We aren't the only ones who know it.

So why is it not happening everywhere?

We all (at some level) believe that humans are meant to connect; to live and work together in groups and communities. You only have to look at all the names we have to describe how people gather in groups.

The sad reality is that it's still rare for people to feel a deep belonging, created through potent ways of working together in the groups they're part of.

We mostly live in a highly individualistic society, where we're conditioned to think we can (and even should) survive and thrive alone.

We disagree that it needs to be this way. We definitely disagree that it should be this way.

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Community

"We could have been anything we wanted, yet our free-floating individualism has taken us far from community, contribution or connection, the very things that truly give life meaning and purpose."

Margaret J. Wheatley

Connection

"Every one of the social and psychological causes of depression and anxiety, they have discovered, has something in common. They are all forms of disconnection."

Johann Hari

Inclusion

"Difference is not the problem. It's the solution."

Marvin Weisbord

Belonging

"To feel a sense of belonging is important because it will lead us from conversations about safety and comfort to other conversations, such as our relatedness and willingness to provide hospitality and generosity. [....] These are two elements that we want to nurture as we work to create, strengthen, and restore our communities."

Peter Block

Learning

"Through learning we re-create ourselves. Through learning we become able to do something we never were able to do. Through learning we reperceive the world and our relationship to it. Through learning we extend our capacity to create, to be part of the generative process of life"

Peter Senge