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Are We a Part of Nature or Are We Apart From Nature?

Are We a Part of Nature or Are We Apart From Nature?

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Nov 8, 2018 | Leading from the Roots, Organizations

How we answer this simple question shapes the way we see the world. If we see ourselves as being apart from nature, we see nature as an “other.”  We don’t need to consider nature as something we are connected to or something we need to fully understand. We don’t have...
When Worldviews Shift from Separation to Connection: Implications for Leadership

When Worldviews Shift from Separation to Connection: Implications for Leadership

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Aug 23, 2018 | Uncategorized

There is a worldview shift taking place from seeing us as separate individuals to seeing ourselves as connected to nature, each other, and the world. Holding the belief that we are all isolated islands, carries costs. If one believes that each of us stands alone, then...
Closed and Open Systems: The Importance of Worldviews to Leadership

Closed and Open Systems: The Importance of Worldviews to Leadership

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Aug 9, 2018 | Leading from the Roots

Our worldviews are the way we individually view the world. Worldviews often reflect the deep background assumptions that we hold. An assumption is a belief, supposition, conjecture, or theory we hold that impacts our reactions and responses to a life event. The event...
Paying Attention to Thresholds

Paying Attention to Thresholds

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Apr 26, 2018 | Leading from the Roots, Organizations

In resilience science, understanding and noticing the thresholds of the system is important, because if you cross a threshold, your system significantly changes. An organization, ecosystem, or community is said to be resilient when it can absorb disturbances or shocks...

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