Hello again, Happy Sunday! We’d like to invite you to our next Hangout, on Tuesday, Sept 23rd, 8.30am CET. Topic: The Hope Documentary series, an alternative to the Week. I had posted summaries of each episode in this post. @Maria do Céu Bastos and I are curious if anyone else would be up for hosting a series of calls where we each host a conversation around one of the 6 topics. Here’s a quick summary (by ChatGPT, not me) of the 6 episodes: The Great Opportunity Guide: Paul Hawken This episode opens by showing three real-world cases from different regions tackling climate change. The emphasis is on how solutions already exist that both reduce emissions and lift quality of life. It aims to shift the frame from loss and sacrifice to possibility. The Power of Two Words Guide: Rob Hopkins The “two words” are “What if…”. This episode invites people to imagine different ways of doing things: how food could be grown, cities designed, transport arranged. It looks at innovative yet accessible practices — soil regeneration via fungi, rethinking mobility, designing spaces for people — all grounded in imaginative possibility.  Metamorphosis Guide: Kate Raworth Focuses on economic systems. It explores Doughnut Economics (Kate Raworth’s model) — how societies can thrive without overstepping planetary boundaries, how economies can regenerate instead of degrade. It’s about rethinking finance, consumption, growth, and measuring success beyond GDP. 

Dear friends, Our Client Value workshop today was such a rich exchange — thank you to everyone who joined from across the globe! A few highlights: - Language matters. We spoke about bridging the gap between what clients want (often external solutions) and what they truly need (the inner development piece). - Pain points vs. outcomes. In breakout rooms, we harvested words clients use to describe their struggles — powerful insights we can all bring back into our work. - The “sell what they want, give them what they need” paradox. We explored how to frame our work in language that draws people in, while still offering the deeper transformation they may not yet see. - The role of internal movements. Team Green in Germany was shared as an inspiring example of how inner advocates can drive lasting organizational change. We’re keen to continue this conversation with all of you and will keep you posted about the 6-week challenge. Here’s to making the invisible value of inner development visible — one conversation at a time. With warmth, Sarah P.S. Don’t forget to join us in our first Decolonization Session with @Rukmini Iyer tomorrow, Aug 28th. >>sign up here P.P.S. I’ve been sharing some of the main takeaways from the docu-series ‘Hope’ as an alternative to ‘The Week’. I’m curious to read your comments