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I just stumbled over this post. Thanks a lot for this great inspiration. I will certainly look into the map more in detail. So far, I have mostly worked with the DNA wheel of Laura Storm, as I was part of her regenerative leadership journey a couple of years ago. It is a little less complex and also integrates the inner dimensions beautifully. For anyone interested, here is Laurs's TED talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=gOAse2G_nmE&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F&embeds_referring_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY

Sorry for my late reply, @Katarina Halm . Here some info on the workhop and also the link to my LinkedIn Post (unfortunately in German...): The goal of the one-day workshop at Vodafone Germany was to support the Team Green at Vodafone to create a movement on regeneration within the company. We are planning to do the workshop 4 times a year. Rather than explaining on a cognitive level, what regeneration means in detail, we took the 17 participants on a journey of reflection and connection. Our idea was to connect the participants on an emotional level to the need for change. We started the day with a brief intro and an impromptu networking on questions like "Who are you?", "Why are you here?", "What is a secret fact about you?", "What means regeneration to you?". Then we send the participants on a gallery walk with impulse stations, where they were individually "confronted" with inspiring input, small videos, texts and graphics on the topic (e.g. short clip on the IDGs, trailer to the movie "Future Council", graphics from Reinventing Society on the Campus 2045 (university of the future), info clip on cradle to cradle etc). We also offered an empathy corner. They had then time to digest everything in small groups of 3 and after that in a plenary. After the gallery walk and a short input on regeneration (slide from degeneration to regeneration, as well as the DNA wheel by Laura Storm), we went outside for a world café on 5 nature principles (e.g. Cyclical, embedded etc.). We had five moderators explaining one principle at a time and asking the groups some questions on where they find this principle in business and what could be improved. After the lunch break, we talked briefly about the S curve and then showed some regenerative pioneers (video message by Shift phone founder, VAUDE clips) and conducted a live interview with two Vodafone pioneers. After the break, we did an exercise "system triangle", where everyone places themselves in the room and is asked to find two other people and form an isosceles triangle (no talking or communication permitted during the exercise). After some time, the system stops moving, but when one person moves only slightly, the whole system starts moving again. We used this exercise to talk about the circle of influence, the ripple effects and the influence on systems every individual has. After that, we took the participants on a journey into Vodafone 2045 and asked them to journal on some questions (e.g. How do you work together in 2045? How does the campus look like? What kinds of products and services do you offer? Etc.). After creating this broad vision, we then did an action café, where participants were asked to develop concrete ideas, which they can implement short term. They worked in wisdom of the crowd sessions to support each other before they shared their ideas in the plenary session. We wrapped up the workshop with the question, what it needs to create more ripple effects and to grow the movement. I hope this helps and inspires you to offer similar workshops! Please do share, of you made similar experiences.

@Nadene Canning You are very welcome! I think, we should think less inside our box, collaborate and share more and join forces. It is so much easier to build on something that already exists and give it your own personal touch than creating everything from scratch.

I am looking forward to meeting many of you in CAUX!!

Thanks for this inspiring, eye-opening conversation. I had not realized before how deeply/ on which levels Theory U is connected to the topic of regeneration. I am definitely planning to dive deeper into the topic. I also liked the term of "illusion of insignificance" a lot.