Six key questions in whole systems thinking, set out by Daniel Christian Wahl
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Six key questions in whole systems thinking, set out by Daniel Christian Wahl
The biggest and most-discussed problems of our era — the current pandemic, climate change, political and ideological polarization, racial and income inequality, global supply chains, among others — can only be understood and engaged with as systems of interrelated phenomena and actions.
Medium • The Ecosystem Hypothesis
By shifting to a relational perspective and paying attention to the ways that life creates conditions conducive to life, both the need for and promise of regenerative cultures become apparent.
Daniel Wahl • Designing Regenerative Cultures
The main qualities of someone who is thinking in systems are curiosity, clear vision, openness to alternatives, courage, and compassionate understanding.
Albert Rutherford • The Systems Thinker - Mental Models
systems thinking, which is deemed to look at things in their complex nature.
Zoe McKey • Think In Systems: The Theory and Practice of Strategic Planning, Problem Solving, and Creating Lasting Results - Complexity Made Simple
The Systems Work of Social Change: How to Harness Connection, Context, and Power to Cultivate Deep and Enduring Change
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