Rachel Musson: Triple WellBeing as a regenerative organisation
About this episode
Rachel Musson discusses the evolution of ThoughtBox as a regenerative organisation and its impact on learning communities.
Rachel began ThoughtBox as an idea - as a way of bringing a different form of connection into the learning space. The story began when Rachel was living in Tanzania, making resources to inspire young people to have conversations beyond themselves and to be connecting more deeply with their whole being. From a seed of an idea the organisation slowly grew, and has been a companion, friend, ally, limb, child, mentor and growth-space for Rachel ever since. Over the years she's been blessed to be accompanied by many folks working alongside her and the organisation - some staying for small projects, some working for several years. The richness of this global community all offering their gifts allowed the organisation to keep rooting, seeding and growing, turning it into the mycelium it is now. Without the close companionship of the team, the organisation would have remained a solitary tree in a vast forest, and the riches of this community are endless and ever-growing. One of the joys Rachel finds in this work is the integration between her different skills, interests and curiosities; and how the organisation offers a livelihood, not just a job. Weaving together practices from…
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