Forty four cards
For noticing the stories you were handed and choosing truer ones. The most tangible way into my thesis, Remembering Ourselves.
The same pattern shows up in a person, in an organisation and in the wider system. I file the work by the scale it acts on and the leverage it reaches for.
For noticing the stories you were handed and choosing truer ones. The most tangible way into my thesis, Remembering Ourselves.
Makes visible the gap between what an organisation says it values and what its structures actually reward.
Conversations with people who paid the highest price for purpose-driven work, and what their stories say about how these systems are designed.
Writing from my own life about the parts of myself I set aside to belong, and the slow work of coming home to them.
Strategy work for founders and leaders who want what they build, measure and reward to match what they value.
Circles for women leading purpose-driven work, where the silence these systems rely on gets broken and a new story is shaped together.
Donella Meadows ranked the places to intervene in a system by how much change they can create. Most effort goes into the easiest to adjust and least likely to shift anything. My work sits higher up, where the stories and goals live.
Adapted from Donella Meadows, “Leverage Points: Places to Intervene in a System” (Sustainability Institute, 1999). Six of her twelve leverage points, simplified and shown in her order.
Before systems change, I spent years designing brand and product systems. A few projects from that time, kept here because they shaped how I see technology and scale.
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