From Human Beings we became Busy Beings. “I am so busy these days…” I am sure you’ve heard that a hundred times. I wouldn’t even be surprised if you were saying it yourself. It became a buzz(y)word — a must-to say. This article is an invitation to step back and…

Leaders of today are confronted with one of the most challenging times in history. Climate disruption increases uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. We are constantly asked to choose between short-term return decisions and long-term stewardship. Ancestral thinking is the antidote to the challenges we face. Training ourselves and others to lead…

After spending 2 years co-designing Positive — an ecosystem empowering businesses to transition towards sustainability and regeneration — it is time for me to explore new horizons. The work we led alongside hundreds of business leaders, dozen of academics and experts has been so enriching. It reinforced my conviction that…

As the next 8 years will shape the next 10 000, our decisions will impact dozens of generations ahead. The converging crises of our time are stressing us towards quick and unmindful decision-making. We are asked to choose with urgency the miracle solution that will solve all our challenges alone. …

You will certainly remember the rise of Greta Thunberg back in 2018. Since then, Thunberg has raised her voice sharing vehement punchlines with decision-makers. She has been able to raise awareness about the issue of climate change while bringing some activists together. Nearly everyone has followed her narrative framing. From…

Many have heard of Maslow’s pyramid. Published in 1943, Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory has been one of the most widespread psychological models. As we face unprecedented crises, the time has come to reconsider human development practices moving from hierarchy to interconnectedness. Maslow used “stages” of development. In doing so…

The invasion of Ukraine on the 25th of February will be anchored in the memories of worldwide citizens. The media coverage and sense of proximity for Europeans have shed a light on the chaos of our world. …

Waking up on the 24th of February, Europe is at war. Tears are rolling down my cheeks, heavy pain emerges from my belly, and despair arises in my mind. I never felt that way. …

In the past few days, my LinkedIn and news feed have been buzzing with posts about sustainability leaders and activists sharing about their presence at COP. All highlighting their enthusiasm for joining conversations and spreading their ideas. The problem? Most of these voices are white, middle-aged, and male. The lack…