Working on new blog posts. Vote what you want to read first. 1. Working with values with executive teams - lessons learned 2. How come you always manage to finish meetings on time? Lessons from complexity 3. Epistemology on a bike running downhill. Sense-making in a hurry

How come that we always finish our meetings on time when you facilitate? My new blog post. This one is short, to the point, with very hands on advice linkedin.com/pulse/how-come…

Aggiungo un motivo: siamo passati dall'auto come oggetto, status symbol, a auto come servizio. Io uso car sharing ogni mese, e facendomi due semplici calcoli mi conviene molto di piu' affittare che non avere una macchina che si deprezza da parcheggiata corriere.it/economia/azien…

And that's one of the reasons why I haven't been on twitter that much lately

Fateful words by Antonio Gramsci "The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born; now is the time of monsters". "Il vecchio mondo sta morendo. Quello nuovo tarda a comparire. E in questo chiaroscuro nascono i mostri".

Gratitude for an amazing trip to New Zealand with friends, mentors, and colleagues (and gratitude for some serious overlap)

Interesting new post by the Uncertainty Project 🔮Revisiting subjective probabilities blueprint.beehiiv.com/p/revisiting-s…

It was great to be a guest on Maryam Hadnes podcast Workshops Work. We talked about resting and finding ease in complexity and in the unknown, the inner work of leadership, the challenge of facilitating in uncertainty, and a lot more. linkedin.com/pulse/episode-…

Two new books , looking forward to diving in 📚

New study on North South trade exchange over the last two centuries: Colonial extraction and unequal exchange have shaped two centuries of North-South inequality wid.world/news-article/u…

Thinking is not in your head: cognitive, linear, in a vacuum. It is embodied, embedded, extended, enactive, and affective. Thinking is not in your head. This good article resonates a lot. emergentfutureslab.com/blog/thinking-…

Call facilitation methods by their names. Great blog by Chris chriscorrigan.com/parkinglot/cal…

An interesting development on the Pre Mortem by Gary Klein, is to have it done double-barreled. Consider the risks of acting *and* the risks of the alternative scenario -eg. doing nothing. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/seeing…