September 22, 2021 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
It is nearly impossible for humans to collaborate. How we can do this better? This is the story that is told. Humans do not ‘do’ collaboration well. And for over thirty years, this was my experience. I have always been a natural convener, bringing amazing,...
September 22, 2021 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Revolutionary Love The word revolution originates from the revolving of celestial bodies around each other. To move in a circular course. There is Universe, gravity and respect in the revolution. The meaning of revolution as ‘an instance of a great change in...
September 22, 2021 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
How to create ecologies for human synergy We humans are complex. You can live with someone for a long time and be surprised by an unexpected behaviour. We can surprise ourselves with our own behaviour. We jump into an enterprise or business together, as partners or...
September 15, 2021 | Bucky Fuller-Critical Path, Stewardship, Leadership, Entrepreneurs, Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives, Syntropic Enterprise
Bringing a vision to life Syntropically The word vision…to see something not yet expressed…is a powerful way to engage with the future. Visionaries are revered in our current business world. Entangled with vision is intention. I see and I intend it to become. In...
August 18, 2021 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Integrity is the essence – in honour of Buckminster Fuller If there is any word I would choose that represents a value I hold as sacred, it is this word integrity. This value, this act, this way of being. When I was first exposed to the work of my mentor,...
August 11, 2021 | Syntropic Contemplations weekly e-news Archives
Sport and business. Lessons from endurance sport When I was at school I was on both the swim and track teams. Through the last two years of high school and then 6 years of University I was a nerd, buried in books, sport a long way from my mind. In my early thirties, I...
