My weekly posts Systems Approaches in Organisations  Join me next Friday as I’m hosting a panel discussion at the Systems Innovation conference in London and we’re going to be getting real about the challenges, pitfalls, and opportunities. Explore how systems thinking and complexity are crucial for driving meaningful innovation in today’s fast-paced world. Traditional methods might … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #145 →

My weekly posts Systems Change  At the hundred-day celebration for the Virtual Commissioning Academy which concluded earlier this year, I ran through just one slide from each session and each of our amazing guest speakers, giving an overview of themes and content. Read the post here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/antlerboy_national-commissioning-academy-september-activity-7231548046625456128-jyT9?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Courses and events National Commissioning Academy Join us on the National … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #144 →

My weekly posts How would you go Nazi? In this post, I reflect on Dorothy Thompson’s essay “Who Goes Nazi?” — a fascinating look at how ordinary people might react under a fascist regime. What struck me is how relevant her thoughts still are today. Thompson’s ability to dissect human nature and the subtle ways people might lean toward … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #143 →

My weekly posts Do you have rEQUISITE kOOKINESS? I’ve been enjoying the We Can Be Weirdos podcast from Dan Schreiber (and, deeper, Weird Studies from Phil Ford and JF Martel). They show that normality is only skin deep. Dan uses ‘the batsh*t list’ (the word is a compliment in his world) to test how many beliefs … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #142 →

Join the conversation on LinkedIn! Nikola Tesla had a deep platonic love for a white dove. Feynman was into the bongoes, safe-cracking, and Mayan hieroglyphics.Charles Babbage, 'father' of the modern computer, was a fervent campaigner against organ grinders and all street musicians. Margaret Mead was into psychic phenomena. Stafford Beer would drink a Tequilla Sunset … Continue reading Do you have rEQUISITE kOOKINESS? →

My weekly posts If everything starts from ‘vision’ or ‘purpose’ – how do you work that bit out? In a world full of coaches and self-improvement plans, they often start by asking for a dream or vision. For me, that's 99% of the work. If I had a clear vision, everything else would be manageable. I've attended … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #141 →

Join the conversation on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/antlerboy_purpose-complex-personaldevelopment-activity-7223946722937335809-Xc2S How do you get to purposein this complex world? Lots of coaches, self-improvement plans, gurus, personal development aproaches, and planning activities start from something like this (quoting a friend's recent post): 'I always ask them. What is their dream or vision...?' They then go on to set out tips, tricks, … Continue reading If everything starts from ‘vision’ or ‘purpose’ – how do you work that bit out? →

My weekly posts We want to make a bigger difference in public services — what advice do you have for me To make a bigger impact in public services, we’re preparing for the autumn Commissioning Academy by The Public Service Transformation Academy, hosted by the Royal Borough of Greenwich, with available spots. We’ll launch the ‘eight aspects of commissioning’ … Continue reading Transduction — leading transformation — Issue #140 →