via The Work of the People Hans-Peter´s comment: Brené combines scientifique research with personal experiences. Especially her first TED talks on vulnerability is worth to see especially for the leadership culture a must. Brené Brown is an American scholar,...
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Sometimes are things simple even if they are complex. See the 52 seconds clip.
via vimeo Comment: Sometimes are things simple even if they are complex. See the 52 seconds clip. The Wombat is a short, irreverent take on the state of the world. The Wombat was created by the Foundation for Global Community, which was a an educational,...
Read moreThe Rise of the Superman Bestseller by Steven Kotler
Comment Hans-Peter: Even if the book is out since 2013 it is still an inspiring and interesting informational basis for the personal flow process. It touches the liminals (or as we also like to say: leaving your comfort zone) a lot of people go through...
Read moreCentral Bank of Central Banks Says “The World is Unable to Fight Next Global Crash”
By Mac Slavo via ANB Source:shift.com According to the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), the shadowy “central bank of central banks,” the world as it stands is incapable of combating another global financial crash – a crash that there is every...
Read more100+ makers eco-hack the future with open-source prototypesource prototypes for a fossil-free, zero waste society
By Derek Markham (@derekmarkham) via ANB Source Treehuger 100+ makers, designers, engineers, scientists, and geeks gathered at POC21 and spent five weeks developing 12 sustainable lifestyle technologies. When a group of talented and committed individuals...
Read more90 Inspiring and Visionary Films That Will Change How You See the World Forever
By Tim Hjersted / filmsforaction.org Our society needs a new story to belong to. The old story of empire and dominion over the earth has to be looked at in the full light of day - all of our ambient cultural stories and values that we take for granted...
Read moreExperiencing wholeness with Frederic Laloux: Every theory reflects its creator
via corporaterebel blog We visited Frederic Laloux earlier this year in Brussels. This meeting was nothing like you would expect a meeting to be like. The first sign that it was going to be different was the fact that we were invited to share a dinner...
Read moreGlobal Human Capital Trends 2016: The new organization: Different by design
via Deloitte website Effective organizations today are built around highly empowered teams, driven by a new model of management, and led by a breed of globally diverse leaders. They are “different by design." More than 7,000 HR and business leaders from...
Read moreWelcome To The Post-Work Economy
via FastCopany Author Ben Schiller For the future economy to work, we need to get rid of our unhealthy fixation on what work and jobs mean to our self-worth. If the goal of the economy is to provide decent-paying work for everyone, that economy clearly...
Read morePeople Got Asked To Tell Their Biggest Regrets — But What They All Had In Common Was Heartbreaking
via Aplus You might know about it, it is a while around - but....think about it again for yourself. What is my biggest regret? A blackboard stood in the middle of New York City asking passersby to write down their biggest regrets. At first, each regret...
Read moreA Homeless Anarchist Community Run By Women
In this video we travel to the Waianae Boat Harbor in Oahu, Hawaii, where we explore The Harbor, a homeless and anarchist community solely run by women. The main human behind the community is Twinkle Borge, a former drug addict who, after hitting rock...
Read moreSpeech from the Movie Tomorrowland_A World Beyond_ to awaken humanity in a Disney Movie?
Great speech from Tomorrowland about mental manipulation,and how humans perceive the end of the world. "In every moment, there is the possibility of a better future. But you people won't believe it. And because you won't believe it,you wouldn't do what...
Read moreJump Studios convert a 19th-century factory in Madrid into a colorful co-working space for Google
via inhabitat / dezeen Behind the brick walls of this 19th-century battery factory in Madrid lies a vibrant co-working space for entrepreneurs and start-up companies. After designing the first Google Campus in 2012, London-based firm Jump Studios were...
Read moreWhy Does Your Passion Matter?
By Kimberly Carter Gamble Producer of the film THRIVE Recently I was invited to talk about anything I wanted at the Architects of the New Paradigm Conference in Marin. It was a welcome opportunity to consider just what I had to say now, four years after...
Read moreEvolution’s End | Peter Russell
There's no blame for the crisis we are in. Any intelligent technological species has the potential to become a magnificent flowering of consciousness, but the side effects of its rapid evolution mean that it only has a short window of time to complete...
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Dutch cities to experiment with guaranteed basic income for residents in 2016
by Cat DiStasio via inhabitat source Guardian Twenty Dutch cities are making an unconventional attempt to combat poverty. Officials in these municipalities are rolling out a program to provide equal monthly payments to small groups of citizens, no questions...
Read moreSweden Is Shifting To A 6-Hour Work Day – Why The Rest Of The World Should Consider It Too
via CE by Mark DeNicola. You might wonder why Sweden shows up so often...Leon my grandson and his parents live in Sweden. But I think it is worth to see how other countries approch livework balance. Be more focused, have fewer meetings—and then go home...
Read moreFinland prepares universal basic income experiment
by Greg Beach via inhabitat Pack a heavy coat, folks, we’re going to Finland. The Finnish Social Insurance Institution, also known as Kela, has begun work on a proposal that would guarantee a basic income to every citizen of the small Nordic nation. This...
Read moreTom Wujec: Build a tower, build a team
Tom Wujec presents some surprisingly deep research into the "marshmallow problem" -- a simple team-building exercise that involves dry spaghetti, one yard of tape and a marshmallow. Who can build the tallest tower with these ingredients? And why does...
Read moreHistory:May 1968 events in France_ just a revolution?
via Blog Martin Armstrong That year was a tremendously volatile period of civil unrest in France. May 1968 was highlighted by demonstrations and massive general strikes. Students, not the elderly, staged occupations of universities and factories across...
Read moreUnconditional Basic Income – an Economic Model for a New Renaissance
By Elizabeth Edgett via wake up world How can we solve poverty and boost the economy without causing massive environmental damage? Here’s how. It’s called a Unconditional Basic Income (UBI). The fundamental challenge today is that we need redefine the...
Read moreSweden is shifting to a 6-hour work day
via sciencealert Despite research telling us it’s a really bad idea, many of us end up working 50-hour weeks or more because we think we’ll get more done and reap the benefits later. And according to a study published last month involving 600,000 people,...
Read moreNotorious Climate Skeptic Rupert Murdoch Just Bought National Geographic
By Xeni Jardin / boingboing.net via Films for Action The National Geographic magazine has been a nonprofit publication since inception in 1888, but that ends today. The long-running American publication becomes very much for-profit under a $725 million...
Read moreFrance requires all new buildings to have green roofs or solar panels
by Charley Cameron via inhabitat_The Guardian France just passed a trailblazing new law that requires that all new buildings constructed in commercial areas to be partially-covered by either solar panels or green roofs. Not only will this bring dramatic...
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