Thriving isn't a distant ideal, but a practical ability we can develop through specific practices and mindsets, focusing on seeing the world as interconnected living systems rather than mechanical parts.

We need to learn new ways of being, interacting, and serving that help create conditions where both individuals and communities can flourish, even during challenging times.

Michelle Holiday is a consultant, facilitator, researcher and author of The Age of Thrivability, focusing on the ability to thrive for people, organisations, communities, and the biosphere.

This conversation will help you

Understand the concept of thrivability as a practice focused on creating conditions for people, organisations, and communities to thrive
Apply 7 interconnected practices to enhance life and community
Navigate challenging times by balancing personal wellbeing with active engagement in addressing systemic issues

Resources

The Age of Thrivability: Vital Perspectives and Practices for a Better World – Michelle’s book
Connect with Michelle via LinkedIn
Thrivable World
The Answer to How Is Yes: Acting on What Matters, by Peter Block
Connect with Tatjana via LinkedIn
Visit The Human Greenhouse website to explore and connect

We need to do more than merely survive – we need to thrive