Throwback episode: the inconvenience of systems thinking
About this episode
The episode explores the concept of systems thinking and the importance of recognizing interconnectedness in our actions and relationships.
Holly and Rachel are away this week, so we're re-sharing an episode from this time last year on the inconvenience of systems change. Systems thinking isn’t just a concept—it’s how life works. Every action, choice and relationship is part of something bigger. So why do we resist seeing the connections? In this episode, we explore what it really means to understand the world as an interconnected whole. It’s not about learning a framework, it’s about shifting how we see, think and act. This conversation explores what happens when we start noticing the patterns we’re part of—and begin to change them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Hosts: Holly, Rachel
Topics covered
- systems thinking
- interconnectedness
- patterns
- change
- perception
Keywords
- systems change
- interconnected whole
- patterns
- perception
- action
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