Regenerative Thinking

Circular systems. We simply can't keep practicing in an extractive, linear fashion. We've moved from post-industrialism to globalism, but our organizational structures haven't kept up. Mission and purpose-driven work can play a bigger role in ROI than extractive behavior. We have to build better processes.

We need new units of measurement to our success models - like value and benefit.

We need to ask better questions.

We need to mechanize consensus and validate 'data'.

We need to redefine what it means to lead and hold each other more accountable.

We need better words, and we have the machines to do it.

We will dive deep into regenerative practices - making parallels to soil structure and bee colonies along the way. We'll illustrate the importance of incorporating technology models such as dMRV and EOV to help us confirm the environmental conditions we're establishing. We will explore new concepts like patient capital and apply it the built environment. We'll discuss and dissect Ecological Economics and explore how to return more value and benefit to the system we extract from it.

We will build better systems to create more resilient communities.

As with all natural systems, this project is emergent. The seeds have all they need. Our job is to provide the very best conditions for germination

"Explorers use compasses, not maps."