In this episode Stelio Verzera and Michelle Holliday explore what it means to cultivate the conditions for life to thrive when we speak about work.
What does it mean to create beauty in our work and organizational spaces? How can we cultivate environments where individuals feel truly at home, inspired, and deeply connected to their contributions?
Michelle Holiday shares her insights on:
The shift from sustainability to thriveability, focusing on cultivating conditions for life to thrive at every level: individuals, organizations, communities, and the biosphere. 🌿
Real-life stories from her work with local communities in agriculture and tourism, implementing regenerative practices. 🌍
The importance of slowing down, being fully present, and fostering relationships to create beautiful, healing, and meaningful work experiences. 🕊️
The evolving metaphors for organizations—from machines to cultivating soil—highlighting the need for a holistic, ecological approach to work. 🌱
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Michelle Holliday is a globally recognised thought leader on regenerative approaches to organizations and community, working across a wide range of sectors, including tourism and agriculture. Her research, perspectives and practical experience are brought together in the highly acclaimed book, The Age of Thrivability: Vital Perspectives and Practices for a Better World.
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