Funny, it worked last time
Saul Betmead de ChasteignerTransformative thinking that helps individuals and organisations create better futures.
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The real problem isn’t Enshitification, it’s Ensameification.
The real problem isn’t Enshitification, it’s Ensameification.
Everyone is suddenly hyper eloquent, people who had never published a thing before have started knocking out articles left right and centre, but it looks and sounds the same...
Face to face with every decision you ever made.
There are times when the birds come home to roost. When the things you have been avoiding can no longer be avoided. When it becomes clear that you are, in some real sense, the product of every decision you have ever made.
Some were forced...
The Seventh Strategic Sight?
The illogical, the mystery, the magic.
‘What about the mystery? What about the magic?’
A theory of life: from reflection to conviction.
In the first part we explored the idea of using Six Sights to help you see more clearly, but seeing clearly is not the end of the work.
A reflection system should not leave you with a beautiful description of your life and no sharper sense...
Crisis Energy.
I have been revisiting China Miéville’s classic early works, one of which is Perdido Street Station.
Set in the same universe as The Scar, the extraordinary novel published before it, Perdido Street Station contains an idea that really mad...
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Saul uses transformative ideas to help individuals and organisations create better futures. He is an Associate Fellow, Said Business School, Oxford, coach and artist, he was previously a psychologist, CMO at the UN and CSO at WPP and TedX Speaker.
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