World of Wisdom

Amit takes the time to celebrate the 300’th episode by diving into his work and findings over the last year. Reflecting on what is important now, what is his to do. An invitation to fully lean into what you truly care about and create value, not extract from there. The invitation of inquiry and the possibilities that open up when we let go of the posture of right and wrong and truly begin to love what is here. 
The second part of the episode is Fredrik Forss (LI) — good friend and previous guest — interviewing Amit about where he’s currently at. This is a wonderful conversation that takes us deep into what it is to follow the movement above all, what it means to be living and why cultivating a posture and capability for relaxation is essential in these days. To connect: website, innrwrks.com, RCO
Enjoy!

Paul Svensson (LI) came by the podcast and we spoke about how the hunt for flavour turned into a passion for regenerative farming and soil creation. We spoke of the transition from seeing difference as a problem to seeing it as an opportunity. We spoke of how good soil is the precondition for good food. How an obsession of data revealed how he (and we all) need to really fundamentally rethink how we eat and grow our food. Paul is on a mission to educate through letting people taste what regenerative tastes like. This was a truly inspiring, hands on conversation about Pauls work at Rosendahls trädgårdar and a look into how an award winning, competitive, michelin star chef found a different relationship to food. Enjoy! Links: website , Moose Island Garden.

This is a wonderful episode I get to lean in with Tim Logan (LI) of the Future of Learning Design Podcast, Nathalie Nahai (LI) of the In conversation with Nathali Nahai and Manda Scott (LI) of Accidental Gods. We have more than 1000 episodes between us. I find the observations towards the end being eerily similar although we're all focused on different domains. This is well worth a listen to. Enjoy!

Cordell Jacks (LI) CEO of Regenerative Capital Group came on the podcast and shared the work he's been involved in developing on a regenerative thesis. This episode shows that there there is not necessarily any conflict between regeneration and growth. But it does require us to rethink profit, rethink leadership and rethink the positionally of the investor. The orientation towards potentiating fields and tending to their essence. We speak of what it is to fit form to an organisation, to deal with LPs on a thesis that requires the investor to be unattached to specific outcomes. This conversation is honest and vulnerable and we touch the edges of our knowing several times. If you are curious about a different way of investing. Listen!

Lucas Matarazzo (LI) and Ollie Bream McIntosh (LI) came to speak about systemic transformation. We spoke of collective, systemic and machine intelligence. How we can weave together these into a richer tapestry for decision making. We spoke of how change have a temporal and cultural/psychological depth component, how systems flow and how that flow may be (re)directed. How they have a rhythm: where healthy systems are different than extractive and violent ones. We spoke of how to critically make our, and the machines’, biases visible so that we may make better decisions towards futures where flourishing, conditions conducive to life and evolution may be at the centre. We spoke how to make better decisions, including requisite diversity that actually have enough granularity for enacting change on the ground. And finally we spoke of Mutua and how they work to make impact useful through guiding and assisting capital allocators. Resource mentioned on responsible use of tech. This is a rich conversation to say the least. Enjoy!