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The Future of Work is already ancient

The Power of Self-Organization: From Turing to Team Dynamics In the heart of Africa, vast termite mounds rise from the ground—majestic, complex, and precisely ventilated.

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Hope and Faith

One day, yet again the door opens, after the heavy rains Hope, walks in first. She’s beautiful, luminous, soft around the edges, demure almost. Her

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Autopoietic Teams

The Future is groups. I have been fascinated by the phenomena of Autopoeisis, for a long time. Having literally (almost) grown up in my grandmas

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A Cultural Anthropology lens – Impact of Shame on Leadership and Organizations

Let’s face it – We have Shame about Shame. Shame, often viewed as a personal struggle, is deeply intertwined with cultural narratives and societal expectations.

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The Theseus Paradox: Our Humanity in the Age of AI

The Theseus Paradox named after the Greek hero Theseus, who repeatedly replaced some parts and wooden planks of his ship, Argo, with new ones throughout

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Rethinking – Man’s Search for Constant meaning

Two weeks ago, my house help Anita’s son, had a son. Her daughter in law had a hard 3 days long labour, so finally when

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The Surprising Kinship Between Semiconductors and Leaders

Managing Current flow and enabling systems As I ponder the wisdom of Rumi and the art of polarity management, I’m struck by the unexpected parallels

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Artist Way – Week 3 Harvest – Recovering Sense of Power

Answered prayers are scary. They imply responsibility. You asked for it. Now that you’ve got it, what are you going to do?’ This week we

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Artist Way – Week 2 -Harvest – Recovering Sense of Identity

“The quality of life is in proportion, always, to the capacity for delight. The capacity for delight is the gift of paying attention.” ― Julia Cameron,

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Artist Way – Week 1 -Harvest – Recovering Sense of Safety

And so we are in Week1. Growing up, we have all been implicitly or explicitly ridiculed, dismissed, hurt, shamed, disheartened or downright forbidden by people