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The Can-Do Wisdom Framework for Change shown below didn’t appear overnight. The Knowledge Visualization model I developed is the result […]

Aristotle taught his pupils about ethics, virtues and communities some 2300 years ago. Much of his teaching is still valid […]

Florence Nightingale was one of the pioneers in the use of statistics and infographics in achieving social reform. Florence Nightingale […]

The Can-Do Wisdom of Florence Nightingale – Part 2 examines the brief period of Florence Nightingale’s public life covering her […]

Vincent ‘Tommy’ Lingiari’s leadership of the Gurindji people at the time of the Wave Hill Station walk-off in 1966 was […]

The first inkling that Anthony and Christine Foster’s daughter, Emma, might have been a victim of child sexual abuse came […]

If the 2016 Australian eCensus hadn’t been such a disastrous failure most people would not have known that IBM had […]

When Professor John Kotter published his seminal work on leading change there was something unusual about this 197-page book written […]

The UN-dictated rules of engagement for the allied forces operating against North Korea were quite specific. No pilot was to […]

Edmund Rice, a successful Irish businessman, had the world at his feet. And yet he gave away his fortune in […]

What can honeybees teach us about wisdom? One person who knows is Cornell University’s Professor Thomas D. Seeley, the world’s […]

Different roles played by individuals and their place in society is central to the Can-Do Wisdom Framework.

The testimony of Cardinal George Pell to Australia’s Royal Commission into child sexual abuse confirms the crisis in leadership in […]

This fable shows a change instigator at work. It was written in 2015 for my granddaughter, Ava, as a 20-page […]

Chester Zoo in the north of England is recognised as one of the leading zoos in the world. Home to […]