How to Connect the Dots I’ve used my last two posts to introduce the ideas behind the Connecting the Dots Community which I’m in process of creating with a few of my friends and colleagues. So far, I’ve described what connecting the dots entails and why it is important to do so. [...]
We may have been disappointed by the COP 26 meeting in Glasgow. Nonetheless, there is reason for hope in what I'm calling Climate Change 2.0 movements.
Since it is unlikely that the American government will take the lead in addressing our wicked problems, how can civil society do so instead?
The political and personal and vice versa. See how viewing these two statements from a systems perspective can help change the way we try to change the world.
