Such a good post; I'm going to check out some of your resources too. Internet learning and win-win knowledge sharing are such potent examples that we win together.
Co-op work models I think are another great one. In the U.S., their numbers are small but studies show that they are not only more democratic, but more resilient (higher survival rates) through economic downturns than traditional business structures.
One curiosity I have is what terminology is out there to describe this style of human skill and project building.
I use and develop ideas similarly by naming what I'm rejecting too so there's a lot of terms that start with non- and anti-. These may be the best starting point we have for the developing these ideas.
I just also wonder about developing terminology that focus on the wins/the benefits as opposed to the focus on what we reject as a means to encourage others to explore and hopefully support these idea.
Thanks again for great post. I'm looking forward to more.
Such a good post; I'm going to check out some of your resources too. Internet learning and win-win knowledge sharing are such potent examples that we win together.
Co-op work models I think are another great one. In the U.S., their numbers are small but studies show that they are not only more democratic, but more resilient (higher survival rates) through economic downturns than traditional business structures.
One curiosity I have is what terminology is out there to describe this style of human skill and project building.
I use and develop ideas similarly by naming what I'm rejecting too so there's a lot of terms that start with non- and anti-. These may be the best starting point we have for the developing these ideas.
I just also wonder about developing terminology that focus on the wins/the benefits as opposed to the focus on what we reject as a means to encourage others to explore and hopefully support these idea.
Thanks again for great post. I'm looking forward to more.
Win win 🎉🔥