Leadership and Organizational Design
Systems thinking makes strategy tangible: Her scientific training taught her to see whole systems, not isolated parts. In organizations, this means mapping how decisions, data, incentives, and users interact end-to-end. Strategy becomes easier when you locate the highest-leverage point—what single shift improves everything downstream. Leaders who... See more
🌀 Career lessons from Physicist turned Entrepreneur
The idea that Holacracy only works with highly self-driven workers misunderstands both the framework and the people inside it. The framework is not a test of individual capacity. It’s a tool that helps people see where they can contribute—and gives them permission to do so.
Holacracy Works for Regular Teams—Not Just Rockstars | Holacracy
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That’s a lot of room for leadership, creativity, and initiative—but it’s exactly that: room. The framework grants authority, but doesn’t force anyone to use it in a particular way or at a particular intensity.
Holacracy Works for Regular Teams—Not Just Rockstars | Holacracy
an argument for Holacracy, it doesn’t require everyone to be instrinsicly motivated, it enables any motivation to shine through without constraints. link


Where does a sense of obligation come from? Why does it drive me so furiously? How can others live without one?
