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Category Archives: Change
Guide to the Social Age 2019: Change
This is the final article in a series of pieces that, together, annotate my Map of the Social Age for 2019. These pieces simply mark a dozen points in the landscape that seem of particularly important to me at this … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Social Age
Tagged Cartography, Change, Community, Leadership, Map, Social Age
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A Time of Answers?
We are relocating from a space of certainty, to a place of doubt: our domain based Organisations, with the systems of education that feed them, and the markets that sustain them, all evolving. This is not a time for answers, … Continue reading
One Of Ten Thousand: Which Step Will You Take?
Of whatever magnitude desired, change most often starts with ourselves: whilst we plan for scale and effect, the reality is that the ten thousand steps to change form a daunting pathway. To ask ‘which step will you take’ can form … Continue reading
Mapping the Social Age
At the start of every year, i redraw the map of the Social Age, to reflect my current understanding of the landscape. But every year remains a sketch map: this is an evolving landscape, like the face of a glacier. … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Belief, Change, Control, Leadership, Map, Mapping, Social Age, Society
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Remnants
I spent last week driving through the Highlands, moving between fishing villages and towns, themselves a legacy of the Clearances, where rural populations were displaced by acquisitive land owners, appropriating the commons. The shoreside settlements thrived on salmon and herring, … Continue reading
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Tagged Change, Clearances, Highlands, Infrastructure, Legacy, Organisation, Scotland, Work
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The New York Dereliction Walk: Failure, Innovation, and Social Movements for Change
Things change: the cities, towns, and rural landscapes that we live within do not form a passive backdrop to our actions, but rather cast a sharp shadow from them. Today i am sharing my full notes and research for ‘The … Continue reading
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Tagged Change, Coffee, Dereliction, Failure, Grand Central Station, Innovation, New York, Stonewall Inn, The High Line, Walking
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New York: Divided
Our view into a community is inherently divided: we see just one layer, one context. One city. The last few days, walking through New York, i find myself moving not just up and down, across the grid, but also through … Continue reading
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