A dated record of one person’s journey from extractive to generative AI use over thirty-two months, beginning with a pacemaker that kept him alive. The timeline reveals a characteristic pattern: the body leads, the mind follows, practice precedes theory, and the gap between doing and recognising is where the art of judgement operates.
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The BBC’s Secrets of the Brain tells us human intelligence is evolution’s crown jewel. But what if that’s the problem? This essay explores two deep errors in the story we tell about minds—and asks what kind of intelligence we need now, at the edge of collapse.
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An exploration the concept of autopoiesis, complexity science, and the idea of ‘strange loops’ to provide a more dynamic and realistic view of human nature and organizational behaviour. Implications for the practice of managing projects.
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The stories we tell do more than narrate our experiences; they shape our perception, actions, and the outcomes we achieve. The art of storytelling is a critical tool in the project management arsenal, one that has the power to transform challenges into opportunities and aspirations into achievements.
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Who are we but stories woven into the fabric of reality? Our identities, a tapestry of tales told by the body to navigate the maze of society, survival, and self. From the social scripts we share to the subconscious sagas our brains script for survival, every moment is a narrative in motion. Dive into the profound dialogue between psychology, neuroscience, and anthropology as we unravel the ‘story your body tells’—a chronicle not of mere existence, but of thriving in a world wired by stories.
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