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Category Archives: Change
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
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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
New York: Looking Up
My head is caught up in perspectives: as i plan the Dereliction Walk, i’m walking around the city, choosing locations, sitting writing in cafes. Head down. Focussed. When we are focussed, it’s hard to look up. And not ‘looking up’ … Continue reading
‘Safety Making’ – 9 routes to failure
I used a phrase in the blog yesterday, and it’s been stuck in my mind ever since: “People are engaged in some kind of mass hysteria, and mass ‘safety making’”. ‘Safety Making’: I wrote the sentence on an impulse: i … Continue reading
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