How do systems change? Well at different paces via Caleb Meredith

How to shift to a complexity paradigm. Taken from our complexity thinking canvas: https://bit.ly/3wOZcF3 Find our guide to complexity theory here: https://bit.ly/3RhTbaI Find the course on complexity theory here: https://lnkd.in/g_kQKmh4

RT @silondonhub: Our next meetup is happen in March 23rd (instead of the 22nd) this one at WeWork Kings Cross with a panel discussion on systems thinking in design. Hope to see you there: https://bit.ly/3Y0iZw9

One of the best models for thinking about how systems change and how to support that, the “Two Loops” model, this guide and canvas will help you get start using it: Guide: https://bit.ly/3l4cCcH Canvas: https://bit.ly/3sbv1EO Video walk through: https://bit.ly/3WRJWRm

We’re created an open guide to innovation and entrepreneurship for systems changers. You can download it here: https://bit.ly/3WWYgZB #growthmindset

Our four latest video tutorials to get you started with systems thinking and how to apply it towards making systems innovation happen: https://bit.ly/SiCourseList

This is an interesting article by Cat Drew of the Design Council on how they developed their Systemic Design Framework – some great resources in it if you dig into the links: https://bit.ly/3wIqwUh Find the finished paper here https://bit.ly/3zEFiy2

Linear thinking in a complex world is a risky thing as it narrows our vision to the average & a limited set of outcomes while blinding us to black swans & the emergence of new paradigms. Learn more about futures and foresight with this video playlist https://bit.ly/sifuturescourse

This article discusses how to shift our focus from “fixing problems” to “changing systems”: https://bit.ly/3lbphGA #systemsthinking #complexity

We now have a whole suite of educational resources on systems thinking/innovation available for individuals or organizations to user in their teaching & training programs with a pro subscription, find out more here https://bit.ly/3jcDh6x