In a world where curiosity and adventure intertwined, there lived an explorer who sought to share a breathtaking experience with others. High above, perched on the edge of a majestic cliff, lay an idea that shimmered with excitement. With the reassurances of skilled engineers, the explorer gathered a team, spreading…

Design and Innovation focus 80% of efforts on enabling the ‘Story of the Individual’ — who is a smaller Whole. Regeneration invites us to shift that 80% to enabling a bigger Whole — the ‘Story of Place’. — I’m taking the Regenerative Development and Design course by Regenesis at https://www.regenerat.es/trp/ and thought I could share some key learnings before I get overwhelmed. …

Ultimately, trust, not money is the currency of the commercial system. Yahoo knew this, so, in the early years of the internet, Yahoo Search controlled what people see via a centralised directory — meaning it controlled who and what people trusted. On the other hand Google leveraged collective participation with…

I’m actively looking to join an agile team of purpose-aligned systems innovators or a venture studio to co-create a social finance project I’ve been researching for a while now. Since I deactivated my social media accounts (reasons in here), I thought it necessary to still maintain a low-key online profile. …

In this four-part series, we will explore how designing for two strategic leverage points can divert us from the unsustainable path and put us on a path to sustainability. The four parts are; Part I: The Emerging Civic Economy. We will see that humans have an innate sense of justice…

Perhaps the most successful driver of household or lifestyle carbon emissions is also the most ignored — and for good reason — there’s no direct link to emissions. This is its strength. …

Commercial rewards come from labour. This blog argues that commerce ought to recognize the value businesses get from earth & society as either rewardable labour or something more valuable. In general terms, every commercial transaction goes from common to private ownership. …

Is there a limit to wealth accumulation? Capitalist market forces tell us to accumulate as much as possible, as soon as possible. In principle, there’s no limit, but morally, accumulating seems to have a limit. Here is what Bill Gates says; “I can understand about having millions of dollars. There’s…

As we talk about inclusion, sustainability, inequality, and other social and environmental injustices, it is important to revisit the underlying narratives of value creation. How, who, what and when value is created, defines how, who, what and when wealth is shared. Value creation and sharing are at the heart of…