Author: Lena Müller-Naendrup Climate change is one of the most pressing global issues of our time, with its devastating effects felt by communities worldwide. The sheer complexity of the problem can leave us feeling helpless and overwhelmed. Nevertheless, there is a widespread belief that technology is the key to solving the devastating climate crisis. Various…
Authors: Oliver Lukitsch & Markus Peschl This is a blog post in a series in which we introduce you to our guiding principles – principles we apply to ourselves and other organizations in their pursuit of radical innovation and change. This time around, we take a look at a centerpiece of our organizational thinking: latent…
Author: Markus Peschl, Oliver Lukitsch This article is one of a series of blog posts in which we, the theLivingCore, present our fundamental guiding principles – and this time around, we introduce our third principle. We call it “designing and co-creating meaningful and desired realities”. In a nutshell, our third principle sheds light on a…
This article is one of a series of blog posts in which we, the theLivingCore, present our fundamental guiding principles. We already introduced the scientific groundwork of our approach and the first of our seven principles – the principle of radical openness. And as you might guess, this time we’re going to share our second…
After all these thoughts on innovation, on “learning from the future as it emerges” and on the distinction between “purpose” and “meaning,” it is now time to think about the difference between potentials and trends. Even though both lie in the future, and even though innovation is relevant to both of them, they are different…
Emergent innovation uses the future as its origin and is based on a deep knowledge of the subject of innovation. A profound understanding of the innermost core of the innovation subject (and its potentials) helps us to see what seeks to evolve or emerge from it. This approach of “learning from the future as it…
