The 2025 Australian federal election is crucial for addressing climate change, yet many voters feel overwhelmed. Despite economic concerns, climate action remains a priority, with half of Australians believing the government is inadequate. With rising temperatures forecasted and minimal progress on emissions, informed voting is essential for effective climate policy and societal resilience.
A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.— General George S. Patton When […]
Was Al Dunlap, the CEO who sent Sunbeam Corp into bankruptcy, a corporate psychopath? Corporate psychopaths, or workplace psychopaths, are […]
The morning after Al Dunlap was announced as the new CEO of Sunbeam Corporation the share price rose 50%. Such […]
The 2022 election saw a large number of women independents become members of the House of Representatives. It’s now 100 […]
The 2022 election saw a large number of women Independents become members of the House of Representatives. It’s now 100 […]
How does the wise voter, accustomed to the party system, deal with this new force in Australian politics—the ‘Voices of’ […]
Why are the ‘Voices of’ Independents a new force in Australian politics? The Cathy McGowan story explains why.
When the two young social entrepreneurs decided to start the Orange Sky mobile laundry service for homeless people in 2014 […]
Wisdom, Analytics and Wicked Problems: Integral Decision Making for the Data Age by Ali Intezari and David Pauleen, 2019. Routledge. […]
How well do we consider all factors involved in a decision, and what helps and what holds us back? Author, […]
My uncle, Tom Farrell, was first diagnosed with shell shock in September 1916. A trooper in the Australian Light Horse, […]
Sir John Monash had one more campaign to fight in 1927 before planning to retire gracefully. For over a decade […]
When General Sir John Monash was appointed corps commander of Australian forces on 31 May 1918, he was determined to […]
The Can-Do Wisdom Framework for Change shown below didn’t appear overnight. The Knowledge Visualization model I developed is the result […]
On Friday June 10, 1994 I woke up around 3am with a sudden thought, “We should be teaching students about […]
Aristotle taught his pupils about ethics, virtues and communities some 2300 years ago. Much of his teaching is still valid […]
When sociologist professor Barry Schwartz gave his TED talk on Practical Wisdom in February 2009 he didn’t think there would […]
When Frank Serpico saw what was inside the envelope he had just been given, he knew immediately he was facing […]
John Harrison, a carpenter and self-taught clockmaker, spent six decades of his life problem solving as he progressed towards his […]