Microsolidarity

Video of this conversation here: https://youtu.be/QL6ajLeaBA0 Karl shares his plans for a new community of practice he is about to launch; Rich gives feedback; then they get deeper into the personal questions of what it is like to be us doing this community weaving work at this time.   - digital connection with physical distance  - choosing which 1 thing to work on and which 9 things to put down (how to delegate)  - Internal Family Systems Therapy and how it applies to our roles  - going with the dao of life, moving from inspiration not obligation  - a 21st century ashram that is non dogmatic, a life giving structure that creates the routines and structures that bias towards healthy interior states  - practicing aikido, making music   Karl's recommended resources here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1muX7TuVo-XiJujrRevxJW1MGAE6FgBD1ymZS6Mh8ze0/edit# Cultural Catalyst Network: http://culturalcatalystnetwork.org/ More on microsolidarity here: http://microsolidarity.cc

A little taste to show you what we mean by microsolidarity: Ronan speaks for 7 minutes, Rich reflects back for 2 minutes, then they switch roles. An extremely simple relational practice that can make a big difference in less than half an hour. http://microsolidarity.cc Ping me on Twitter

This is the first meeting between Markel Cormenzana and Rich. We get to know each other and talk about some of the design philosophy behind our work. More info at microsolidarity.cc

Bea + Josh are starting a new microsolidarity community in Maastricht in the Netherlands. This is their first conversation with Rich where they present their plans and seek his feedback. We talk about leadership, facilitation, boundaries, and the tension between abstraction and practice.  More info: microsolidarity.cc

More info at http://microsolidarity.cc/crewing and http://handbook.enspiral.com/guides/pods.html

Here's a conversation recorded at the big annual gathering of Enspiral, talking about the very practical side of starting and running Crews. This recording is annotated with lots of links, over here: https://www.microsolidarity.cc/discussing/enspiral-summer-retreat-feb-2019

Bernard Resch and Theodore Tapticalis, colleagues of Richard Bartlett, dive into the intricate world of micro solidarity and its pivotal role in community dynamics. They discuss the necessity of small, healthy groups in our digital age and the balance between secrecy and transparency within communities. The conversation covers the evolution of community development phases, the significance of physical spaces for fostering connections, and the emergence of inclusive governance models, shedding light on collaborative practices for personal growth and societal impact.