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February-March 2013

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Fourth Wave Strategic Consulting
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Marc Lucas
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David MacLeod on Tim Winton’s Pattern Dynamics™ Workshops in USA and Canada, January/February 2013 - 03/24/2013
FYI, for those on the west coast of the USA and Canada, Tim is planning a return trip in May, and there is pencilled in a One Day Workshop and a 2 Day Level II Training for May 18th, 19th and 20th in the Bay Area (San Francisco/Oakland) and a One Day Workshop on Saturday on the 25th in Seattle and then a 2 Day Level II Training in Bellingham, WA on Sunday May 26th and Monday the 27th. Contact me for more info: miles58 (at) yahoo (dot) com.
lexi neale on Global Options and Linkages[1]: Towards an Evolutionary Complex Systems Approach to International Development - 03/20/2013
Lexi Neale, Integral Research Center I suggest you check out a more complex and more Integral extension of Wilber's standard Integral model called the AQAL Cube, which offers 24 Fundamental Perspectives through the Three Persons (Eight FP's per Person). Especially lacking in the standard model are the First and Second Person Perspectives, which are most needed in developing Integral Leadership. As a Second Tier model, the AQAL Cube also emphasizes the need for Integral Leadership to be coming from Second Tier. A Trilogy of papers introducing this extension can be accessed at www.scribd.com/lexineale
If we want Leaders with Spirit we need Embodied, Integrated Leadership Development | Lead Me On on Leadership Is a Lived Story: A Call for Radical Embodiment and Soul Resilience in Transformational Leadership Development - 03/18/2013
[...] article, “Leadership is a Lived Story,” a call for supporting soul resilience as part of leadership development, was just published in the [...]
PatternDynamics (TM): An Article, and More Workshops in the U.S. « integral permaculture on Tim Winton’s Pattern Dynamics™ Workshops in USA and Canada, January/February 2013 - 03/16/2013
[...] PatternDynamics has been described as “a tool for integrating multiple perspectives,” and the blurb on the PD website calls it “a ‘Sustainability Pattern Language’ – that will help you understand, communicate and design solutions at the systems level.” Here’s an excerpt from my portion of the article, Tim Winton’s Pattern Dynamics™ Workshops in USA and Canada, January/February 2013: [...]
PatternDynamics in Integral Leadership Review | thepatternguy on Tim Winton’s Pattern Dynamics™ Workshops in USA and Canada, January/February 2013 - 03/16/2013
[...] http://integralleadershipreview.com/8479-tim-wintons-pattern-dynamics-workshops-in-usa-and-canada-ja... [...]
Walker Karraa on Relationship Required – Moving through No-Joy and the Ouch Factor – A Conversation with Mark McCaslin - 03/15/2013
Dear Russ and all at ILR, Thank you for the opportunity to share this interview with ILR. It is an honor and privilege to learn more and more from Mark and the integral movement. Thank you.Walker
Mich on Special Issue: Leadership and Italy - 03/02/2013
ciao Antonio, really good one ! Like it so much and I do think same way! We are actually forming new fondation concerning the coocreate in term of associationims, natural behavior in mediterranean countries. The future belong to Italy format cause represents the diversity itself. I'd like have a conversation with u on skype maybe. can we? Mich
Rev. Alia Aurami on Transitions - 02/27/2013
Gorsh. Thanks, Russ. Hug hug!!
Barbara Brown on The Master Code: Spiral Dynamics Integral - 02/24/2013
As usual, thoughtful and applicable to today's critical issues. We need to make explicit teaching of the assimilation-contrast effect a part of all integral programs. It's a psychosocial fact that creates no end of grief in our personal lives and our culture. Don mentioned Mike Jay. I would like to encourage you all to take a look at Mike's latest work @F-L-O-w. http://f-l-o-w.net/. I recommend registering on the site and browsing some of the materials. We all understand the issues our civilization faces around natural Limits to Growth. Mike suggests that trying to force people up the Spiral is another area where the law of diminishing returns shows up as quickly as in expending ever-increasing-energy to pump a few more drops of oil from a dying reservoir. He has developed a series of practical steps that individuals and small groups can use to counter the "more, more, more" mentality that enthralls most of the world. In our current culture wars, we find almost everyone has been assimilated (resistance is futile?). In ACE terms, the Contrast doesn't appear to be between run-away, meaningless growth and stable, sustainable communities. Rather, we're arguing about where the growth should be pushed: should we have more rich Wall Street bankers or more welfare? should we have more "helpful" regulations stifling creativity or more unfettered "free-market" choices among junk we don't need? Should we put more public funds into elections or allow more unchecked private election financing? Looking at the fires raging around these non-sense dichotomies, I begin to think that we integralists, who should know better, are often guilty of feeding the flames instead of calmly building firebreaks which will allow people to safely step out of all the noise and rancor and have the space to examine all the common ground. I have actually changed my language on social issues. Instead of pushing a point, I ask questions like "are the Conservatives wrong when they complain we have lost family values and we don't do a good enough job of protecting our kids from toxic media influences?" I don't think that most liberals would disagree with the Baptists and Islamic fundamentalist that exposing children to non-stop meaningless sex and violence in increasingly more commercialized media is a good thing. So if we agree we'd rather let our kids watch Sesame Street, then the ACE shouting about "controlling" what's on TV morphs to a constructive discussion around the many ways to encourage healthy children's programming and how to help all parents get better access to the healthy. We might stop demanding more money for public television and simply start redirecting attention to the good things that are already out there working.
Russ Volckmann on Transitions - 02/13/2013
Thanks you, Om. As I hope you know, the appreciation is mutual. And I am not going away, yet. Mark and I will be working closely as a team for a while. He is a great mind and friend to work with.
Patrick Goonan on The Master Code: Spiral Dynamics Integral - 02/10/2013
Great work Don as usual. This is a very creative and insightful analysis.
Mouse Click The Up Coming Document on Generativity, Transdisciplinarity and Integral Leadership - 02/08/2013
It's remarkable to go to see this web page and reading the views of all mates about this piece of writing, while I am also eager of getting familiarity.
Rev. Alia Aurami on Transitions - 01/24/2013
Oh Russ, transitions indeed. Your vision of this journal now has a robust and thriving embodiment, and in the world of space-time, there are other ways you will continue to bring more benefit to this world than you can imagine! I wish you COULD sense how your initiative and nurturing have uplifted this world. It would knocka you offa you feet!! Live long and prosper! Love and the greatest appreciation and admiration, "OM"
Melvin Jarman on SIETAR Forum 2012+38 in Berlin - 01/19/2013
This looks like it was a fantastic event! Just a small request - is there a larger version of this graphic - I would love to be able to read all the text... In gratitude, Melvin
Jacopo Sallini-Genovese on The God Problem by Howard Bloom - 01/12/2013
Your review is right on target. The style really diminishes the content. I work in a bookstore in which we regularly discuss current reads with both fellow employees and customers. Not only was the lack of an editor in the back of my mind, but, during the week of reading the book, I repeatedly voiced my suspicion that Bloom's original manuscript had been given to a freshman creative writing class to collectively re-write using what they had learned from the first lecture. An interesting book, but some God-awful prose.
Ria Baeck on “Game is Over. You are Enlightened.” - 01/09/2013
Thanks for your article-report! You write 'as a footnote' "there were several rare instances where something new emerged. We suddenly noticed that our speaking had begun to move more fluidly around the room with all parties clearly speaking to the topic of concern and new learning emerging, all as if from one mind with multiple mouths. We distinguished this emergent phenomenon as Turquoise. We did not emerge this often and could not do it intentionally. The elements of Yellow remained, and something new that seemed like one mind came into Being. More investigation is needed here, and the path has been laid out to do so, i.e. collect in a band of 2nd Tier Beings." I want to tell you that we have been in a collective inquiry process for some years focussing on just this: what is needed individually and collectively in awareness and consciousness so that it can be accessed intentionally. The whole learning will take the form of a book, but two articles are on the net already, that share a glimpse of what is to be told in the book. You can access it here: http://www.kosmosjournal.org/articles/collective-presencing-a-new-human-capacity . There is also a 2nd article in that series: http://www.kosmosjournal.org/articles/the-circle-of-presence-building-the-capacity-for-authentic-collective-wisdom?A=SearchResult&SearchID=3141554&ObjectID=5867962&ObjectType=35 With love from Belgium, Ria
Cleveland Bell on A Mediterranean Adaptive Edge: Experiential Leadership across the Atlantic - 01/08/2013
Great Job is there more. keep the faith Cleve
Cleveland Bell on A Mediterranean Adaptive Edge: Experiential Leadership across the Atlantic - 01/08/2013
Hi Adriano I have enjoyed this article very much it has create a sense of wanting to read more. Are there other book and magazine that you can recommendation . I can identify with some of things on how how one learn i love learning . keep the faith Cleve
Lead by who you are, not by what you enact « sagas2sagas on Ryan Caradonna and Jake Caines. Debunking the Leadership Myth: The Story of Conscious Leadership. - 01/02/2013
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lexi neale on “Game is Over. You are Enlightened.” - 12/13/2012
thanks tom - enjoyed the article and would like to continue dialogue. Yes, read the papers at the end of Evolution - A Second Tier View (Integral World) and email me. Lexi

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