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TRANSFORM
seeing with different eyes

There is no doubt that we are transitioning 
into a new paradigm . . .
ALIGN
with desired future

Once we are aware of how we view 
the world and our contribution . . .
PERFORM
beyond your imagination

Beyond our personal, societal and organizational paradigms . . .

There is no doubt that we are transitioning into a new paradigm. 
Since the Middle Ages primarily Newtonian science and Cartesian philosophy introduced the machine metaphor. 

The universe and everything in it, physical, biological or social, could be understood as clock-like mechanisms made up of separable parts with clear linear laws of cause and effect. That metaphor has dominated thinking in the whole of western society, and increasingly the rest of the world, to an extent few fully realize. The signals are everywhere that the paradigm is to some extend not serving us less, but even getting in our way. 

We have reached the limits of our mechanistic worldview. Our worldview is shifting 
◦ from the world is a machine to the world is a living system
◦ from separateness to everything is connected
◦ from external to internal authority
◦ from centralized to centric power (self/organizing)

If we do not deeply understand this shift and its implications for organisations and society, we will loose our rights to a sustainable future. With diversity and complexity speeding up in a never ending spiral, we need our full innovative potential and capabilities to not just survive, but evolve consciously to the next level, Transform, Align and Perform. In support of new life conditions.
Change is the "constant"

Is anyone afraid of change? 

Why, what can take place without change? 
What then is more pleasing to the universal nature? 

And canst thou take a bath unless the wood undergoes a change? And canst thou be nourished unless the food undergoes a change? 

And can anything else that is useful be accomplished without change? 

Dost thou not see then that for thyself
also to undergo change is just the same, 
and equally necessary for the universal nature?

Marcus Aurelius Antonius