Getting Future Fit: Do we have what it takes?
Avoidance, confusion, anger, blame, and fear – these are all negative reactions to the current reality that our world faces. At the same time within the business world, there seems to be an unspoken expectation that people should be able to step up and surprise when they can’t. Jules Fell invites you to explore Meg Wheatley’s idea of “Warriors of the Human Spirit” as a response to these external conditions and how we should equip ourselves as leaders of today and tomorrow to respond creatively, purposefully, and constructively.
Summer Reading Selection 2017
Ahhh summer. The promise of lazy days, quality time with friends and family, and the opportunity to delve into a […]
Do you have your own fool?
Recent political events have shown us all again how dangerous it is to surround ourselves with a closed circle who […]
Living Life on Purpose
Steven Covey (in his less well known book, “First Things First”) asks the question: “Do you live your life by […]
Are you sleepwalking your way into professional prostitution?
I was part horrified and part fascinated. We were in a workshop entitled Transforming the Self and the System. Our […]
Why Holons matter in Organisational Development: Stacey and Oshry
A colleague of mine recently sent me complexity theorist Ralph Stacey’s short video on the paradoxes of organisational life, and the importance […]
Reflections on ‘Making Teal Real’ Workshop
In a full day of study, Jon and Jackie successfully managed the hopes and fears of experienced practitioners, complete newbies … and people, […]
Theory U and You
The following poem was written at the Presenting Institute U-Theory Foundation Program in March 2017… To move from a here […]
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall…
Dateline June 9th 2017, the morning after the UK election. The results of yesterday’s votes are, for the moment, a […]
Our future needs Systems Leadership
The recent General Election result in the UK highlights more than ever that we are living in a VUCA world; […]
Lessons from Winnie the Pooh on navigating complexity
What does “navigating complexity” look like? For the last 20 years my specialism has been to work in situations that […]
Spiral Dynamics: navigation for our turbulent times
Are you sitting comfortably? Few of us are, I suspect. It is hard to look at the world without concern. […]