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Lori, thank you for pointing me out to your work. Yes, of course, we are talking about *being* in the deepest and fullest sense. But most of the insights about the importance of being comes from spiritual traditions. Systems being is a pathway from the science side -- hopefully we'll converge and get to a place where there is no need to "talk" systems anymore. That would be a true marker of an evolved consciousness and culture. Best, K
Commented Oct 3, 2011 on Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being at Rethinking Complexity
Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being
In a previous post, I presented the need to move from systems thinking to systems being. There is a reason for that: I believe that it is through systems being that we will be able to truly transform our world. And transforming the world is the task of leaders. However, the most prevalent unde...
Thank you Manuel for your comment. Not only everyone can be an evolutionary leader, IMHO everybody *should* be one -- accepting our responsibility in the creation of a sustainable future is something we can't pass.
Commented Oct 3, 2011 on Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being at Rethinking Complexity
Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being
In a previous post, I presented the need to move from systems thinking to systems being. There is a reason for that: I believe that it is through systems being that we will be able to truly transform our world. And transforming the world is the task of leaders. However, the most prevalent unde...
Thank you Julie! I have started to articulate my thoughts about leadership and I appreciate your feedback. I'll be happy to share a fuller article (in process) to be publish in the journal Organisational Transformation and Social Change about this topic. Warmly, Kathia
Commented Sep 30, 2011 on Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being at Rethinking Complexity
Evolutionary Leadership: The Embodiment of Systems Being
In a previous post, I presented the need to move from systems thinking to systems being. There is a reason for that: I believe that it is through systems being that we will be able to truly transform our world. And transforming the world is the task of leaders. However, the most prevalent unde...
Julie, what a wonderful piece. It reminds me of what my dear friend and colleague from Mexico (also close associate of Juanita Brown and David Isaacs), Carlos Mota says. He asks: "Do you know why the word "question" in Spanish is femenine (La Pregunta)? Because it is pregnant with possibility."
Commented May 12, 2011 on Systems only get the right answers when they ask the right questions at Rethinking Complexity
Systems only get the right answers when they ask the right questions
Consider the possibility that everything we know today about our world emerged out of a vast pool of questions. Consider that human systems naturally evolve towards the questions people ask. Questions push the boundaries of our knowledge and understanding of what is possible. How might we tr...
Thank you Todd! I loved the emotion that the Dalai Lama showed when he asked women to take a more active role!
Commented May 12, 2011 on The world needs more "women's work" at Rethinking Complexity
The world needs more "women's work"
Reflecting on the significance of Mother’s day my daughter told me: “Today, everybody should celebrate two mothers: our birth mother and also Mother Earth.” And she is right: the Earth is loving, nurturing and generous in supporting all of its creatures. What can we learn from our mothers and ...
That's beautiful Julie! Thank you for the information on the conference.
Commented Apr 26, 2011 on Learning collaboration through nature at Rethinking Complexity
Learning collaboration through nature
I volunteered to go with my daughter’s 5th grade class to a field trip to the Laguna Uplands Preserve. During this visit, the children had the opportunity to be in a natural outdoors classroom where they were able to collect samples and conduct scientific tests to learn about water quality and...
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