
There are two kinds of people I interact with: those who are convinced that better organizations make better people. And those who are convinced that better people make better organizations. The answer is probably — as usual — somewhere in the realm of both-and.

Many organizations are intrigued by the idea of self-management because they hope to have better decision making while creating a power-with culture and structure. Sociocracy is one of the central […]

Long meetings are a pain. Let’s make them shorter. Here are the tools that sociocracy has to offer.

3 decisions every young organization will make. They will happen either way, either consciously with a good and inclusive system, or unconsciously with old biases kicking in. Which would you rather do?

Can one just pick and choose from sociocracy and build your own governance system? Or is it a package deal and one has to use ALL the tools?

Stop overthinking. Start doing. Improve from there.

This is a step-by-step guide to designing a circle structure when you want to transition your existing organization to sociocracy.

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The practical sociocracy handbook written by the co-founders of Sociocracy For All. 300 pages full of real-life support!

How can we use sociocracy in everyday life? How is it useful to interactions, for example, with your kids, your partners, your neighbor?
