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Metalogue 1: “Why do things get in a muddle?” 
Why the G20 haven’t changed 
Metalogue 6: Why a swan? 
Dodging the climate bullet 
“Ecological Anthropology and Cybernetics” - Metalogue 5: Why do things have outlines?
It is the ecosystem as a whole that evolves, not the species 
On passing 400ppm - Metalogue 3: About games and being serious
Alan Watts – “Creating Who You Are” - Culture is the problem, and the solution
Why the ‘Financialisation of Nature’ is a very bad idea indeed - Time for the frog to jump
Strategic sustainability 
Where the bee sucks, there suck I 
Life Support on Spaceship Earth 
Four benefits of having cancer 
Metalogue 2: Why do Frenchmen? 
What climate change looks like - Food culture
Mapping ‘chaos’ to make its meaning clear - The nub
A brief aside 
The Year Without a Summer 
All conversation between mammals is about relationship
Author Archives: Finn Jackson
Building antifragile competitive advantage
The lessons of Inner Leadership are an essential step to delivering sustainable leadership. They bring stability, focus, alignment, and competitive advantage. This is the second in a series of eight articles explaining why and how. We start our search for sustainable … Continue reading
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In search of sustainable leadership – a series
The lessons of Inner Leadership are an essential step to delivering sustainable leadership. They bring stability, focus, alignment, and competitive advantage. This series of eight articles explains why and how. Building a sustainable brand or enterprise can involve many things, ranging … Continue reading
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On Trump
1) How we got here: The polls always showed that Trump would beat Clinton and lose to Sanders. The DNC chose to win the wrong battle. 2) Where we go next: Trump’s only consistency is to say whatever the voters … Continue reading
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Costs of Brexit vs Costs of EU Membership
On Friday, the pound fell by 1.57% on fears of Brexit. In dollar terms, our GDP is now 1.57% smaller than it otherwise would have been. The total cost of being in the EU is less than 1% of GDP. In … Continue reading
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Importance of Purpose in business
I’ll be talking about my new book The Churning and the importance of Purpose in business on 13 April, as part of the Purposeful Enterprise Summit:
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Why we need to update leadership, and how to do so
Yesterday Umair Haque used the examples of Volkswagen and the pope to discuss leadership. Ranked one of the top 50 management thinkers in the world he bluntly titled his commentary, “Why Everything You Know About Leadership is Wrong“. “The world,” he wrote, “is … Continue reading
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Finished: The Final Section of the Final Chapter of The Churning
Dear friends, As you know, I have been writing this book on leadership in times of change for little over a year now. Yesterday I completed the final section of the final chapter of inner leadership, and thought I would share it … Continue reading
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4 July 1776 to 5 July 2015: Greece and the American Revolution
On 4th July 1776 a group of people living in America declared they no longer wished to pay taxes to another group of people, the British Government. On 5th July 2015 a group of people living in Greece declared they no longer wished … Continue reading
