What Brexit tells us about Politics, Systemic Complexity and Leadership?
The days of national economies are basically gone. It’s debatable how controllable they ever were. We live in a world […]
What is the Map of Meaning? A simple antidote to organisational change fatigue.
Fact. In an increasingly volatile and uncertain world, organisations need to be adaptable, resilient and have people empowered by change. […]
Organisational restructures are a waste of time
“How can we successfully implement organisational restructures to meet 21st century needs?” It appears this is the question predominant for […]
Why should anyone care about “Teal”?
Austin Reed. BHS. The world changes. Companies that don’t change slump and die. What’s special about the changes of today? […]
Four practices for developing authentic leadership
There’s crisis of leadership in many modern organisations: Who are they serving? What is their essence? How should they operate? […]
Future Considerations adopts Holacracy
Fresh from a 2 day training workshop with the lovely Nick & Sally from Evolving Organisations, we’re delighted to announce […]
Reinventing Leadership Development
Gallup research shows that, worldwide, only 13% of employees are engaged in their jobs. The statistic is shocking and means more […]
Future Considerations turns 15
I am writing this on Future Considerations’ 15th birthday (February 2015). It’s quite a milestone for any organisation – and […]
Georgian song & leadership: More related than we think.
For those familiar with the work of Barry Oshry, the North American systems theorist who has dedicated his life to […]
Conscious Business Collaboration
It’s heart-warming to acknowledge that conscious business offshoots are alive, well and flourishing in the UK. In the last 10 […]
So what’s this “Teal” organisations thing?
There has been some major buzz generating about “Teal” organisations. It started with Frederic Laloux’s book Reinventing Organizations and has been […]
More than a mountain to climb
In April I will be climbing Mount Kenya. It is almost 5,000m high (as high as Base Camp Everest), and […]