Collapse patterns / Pattern 1
1. Interpersonal Conflict
Unresolved friction between people, which every other pattern eventually routes through.
1. Interpersonal Conflict3. Poor Governance and Power ShadowsLeadership
The Art of Loving Boundaries: Holding Accountability Without Losing Your Heart
So let’s dive in, unpack this balancing act, and come out the other side with some c
1. Interpersonal Conflict3. Poor Governance and Power ShadowsLeadership
Revolutionizing Business Language: Dismantling Power Dynamics for a Self-Organized, Inclusive Future
In many workplaces, outdated and toxic corporate language has gone unnoticed for far too long, perpetuating harmful practices of control, domination,…
4. Financial Fragility1. Interpersonal ConflictLeadership
Compensation Without a Boss
Pay is where most self-managing organizations discover the limits of their commitment. Everything else can be distributed. Then someone asks what…
6. The Wrong People Problem1. Interpersonal ConflictLeadership
Asking Someone to Leave, When Nobody Is the Boss
Every self-managing group eventually meets the situation it has no process for: someone has to go, and there is no manager whose job that is.