Issue #20

Hi! This is 'Super Diffusion' again…

This week marks the 20th instalment of my little newsletter. Started at the beginning of this year, I've actually managed to keep going week after week. That makes me proud.

Otherwise, everything was between OMR and the CDU party conference. But read for yourself...

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?? The kind of chancellor we want

Robert Habeck nailed it with his speech at this years OMR Festival in Hamburg last week. This was a performance of a chancellor as we would like him to be.

The speech was honest and yet fact-based, focussed and to the point, and it spread courage and confidence to finally tackle things and wake up from our German moaning about prosperity with forward-looking confidence.

And it was one thing above all: authentic and freely delivered. When was the last time we heard something comparable of this quality from other dignitaries and those who want to become such?

?? Costs of the climate catastrophe

In a recent post on LinkedIn, Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bj?rkskov summarised the economic contexts that lie ahead if we continue to adhere to the unconditional growth of capitalism and do not embark on the path of moderate degrowth.

This is food for thought...

Thank you Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bj?rkskov for the summary and Bernd Meyer for sharing it and drawing attention to it...

?? Community of interest

One possible approach to the above-mentioned ‘standing up’ and ‘underhooking’ towards the future (Robert Habeck), as well as the costs we are facing and the macroeconomic rethink, is exchange, co-creation and collaboration.

An interesting community that I came across last week in this context is ‘Finding Sustainia’ (thx Mirjam Gawellek ). This description here hits the nail on the head: “We support you to become the change you want to see in the world.”

Have a look around and leave me some feedback on what you think.

?? Regenerativ & Digital

And then a little podcast tip on our own behalf: in the latest episode of ‘Regenerative & Digital’, David and I talk to Christian Sigmund from Wildplastic about his path to regenerative business practices and the often lengthy and tough development processes, which ultimately also involve support and co-creation from the genes.

You can find the episode on Spotify, Apple & Podbean here.

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