Apr 24
I hear about it all the time… Collaborate with people who share your values. Really? You know why they say this? Because it is pleasant and easy. When you are around people who share your values you can agree all the time, because you are using the same basis for your judgements. There isn’t much …
Permanent link to this article: http://thrivable.net/2013/04/friction-is-your-friend/
Feb 16
In this series of Wednesday conversations, we post an interview with someone who is living, exploring, or championing aspects of thrivability – people at the forefront of cultural, organizational, or individual change.
Jon Lebkowsky has been an Internet professional for two decades, during which he’s provided community leadership and developed significant expertise in online community …
Permanent link to this article: http://thrivable.net/2011/02/towards-coherence/
Dec 29
Each Wednesday, we post an interview with someone who is living, exploring, or championing aspects of thrivability – people at the forefront of cultural, organizational, or individual change.
Kevin A. Clark is an award-winning brand strategist, experience designer, author, and transformational catalyst. He is President and Founder of Content Evolution LLC formed in 2002 to …
Permanent link to this article: http://thrivable.net/2010/12/thrivable-leadership-interview-with-kevin-a-clark/
Nov 24
Each Wednesday, we post an interview with someone who is living, exploring, or championing aspects of thrivability – people at the forefront of cultural, organizational, or individual change.
Valdis Krebs is the Founder, and Chief Scientist, at orgnet.com. Valdis is a management consultant, researcher, trainer, author, and the developer of InFlow software for social …
Permanent link to this article: http://thrivable.net/2010/11/network-thinking-interview-with-valdis-krebs/
Jul 23
In the face of all the catastrophe thinking and story-telling, why the optimism of thrivability?
photo credit: h.koppdelaney
This optimism is not blind idealism or the search for some dreamy utopia. A thrivable world will exist (and has existed) in a strange balance and tension where there is more health and generativity than illness and …
Permanent link to this article: http://thrivable.net/2010/07/why-the-optimism/
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