Why is Anthro-complexity different?

It does provide a sense of direction and a set of practices that are not dependent on people changing their ‘mindsets’ or behaviour before acting, instead people change as a result of those actions in their own time, and in their own way.

This has been a key aspect of my work over the years and it can be summarised as shifting from the obsession of talking about how things should be to define the practice, to initiating micro and localised changes in connectivity that of themselves result in change and create a natural environment for talking about things. Safe-to-fail activity, in order to enable conversations, is key here.