amalia
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Wayfinder. Weaver. Designer. Futurist.
I create transformative learning spaces that inspire collaboration and guide organizations and leaders to unlock their potential, spark imagination, navigate complexity, and shape better futures.
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the idea that the universe exists in patterns of relationships, interconnected and interrelated, everything enfolded in all of it within one ever expanding, ever evolving whole, unrestricted by limits of time or physicality.
Dianne Collins • Do You QuantumThink?
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Foresight tools - McGuinness Institute
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A guiding policy creates advantage by anticipating the actions and reactions of others, by reducing the complexity and ambiguity in the situation, by exploiting the leverage inherent in concentrating effort on a pivotal or decisive aspect of the situation, and by creating policies and actions that are coherent, each building on the other rather
... See moreRichard Rumelt • Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters
When you expand your knowledge of reality, you learn that the mind is centered in the heart and operates in every cell of the body. You learn that making a coherent connection between the heart and the brain is essential to expanding consciousness, effectiveness, and wisdom. You realize the mind is expressed in every cell of your body.
Dianne Collins • Do You QuantumThink?
I call this combination of three elements the kernel to emphasize that it is the bare-bones center of a strategy—the hard nut at the core of the concept. It leaves out visions, hierarchies of goals and objectives, references to time span or scope, and ideas about adaptation and change. All of these are supporting players. They represent ways of
... See moreRichard Rumelt • Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters
“But Democrats need to admit that they are at the end of their own cycle of politics. The Obama coalition is over. It is defeated and exhausted. What comes next needs to be new. That means going to new places and being open to new voices. A politics right for the next era will not be a politics designed to win the last election. It’s not going to
... See moreIt is a fallacy to plan for ‘the future’ (singular). We need to be prepared for multiple futures (plural) and build into our strategies a flexibility that allows us to move resilient from the present moment towards the future. Being aware of the different paths the future might take, leads to more realistic and flexible strategies that will be more
... See moreMarjolein Pijnappels • Designing the Future Using Science Fiction
Imagination is not a thing. It is not a muscle we have to strengthen or a part of the brain that we need to unlock. It is not bestowed on a chosen few “gifted” creatives. It is a place where something begins. Inherent to us all, the imagination is a reality—quite unlike this one—where visionaries have always travelled to harvest new images and
... See moreToko-pa Turner • The Dreaming Way: Courting the Wisdom of Dreams
Pre-analytic vision. Worldview. Paradigm. Frame. These are cousin concepts. What matters more than the one you choose to use is to realise that you have one in the first place, because then you have the power to question and change it. In economics, that’s an open invitation to look afresh at the mental models we employ in describing and
... See moreKate Raworth • Doughnut Economics
Realize your mental models