Have you ever had the experience of wandering, lost in the mist, and emerging to find you’re at a vantage point where you can see where you are, and where you want to go?
That’s the place I’ve reached recently, and I’m sharing my perspectives in the hope that they give you useful insights or provoke you to set me right!
Over the years I’ve found ways of progressing through confusion that have helped me here. Although human nature dislikes living with uncertainty, I’ve learned to bear with that discomfort, and wander while holding a question in mind. This leads to useful insights coming to me: a ‘chance’ meeting, a newspaper feature, a dream, a wild new idea.
The six big questions below have been slowly brewing and taking shape for several months, and I especially thank the many contacts whose views have helped this process. To read the blog, Click here

Regular readers will recall that I've been exploring how to help businesses respond to climate change for the past six months. I now have a couple of initiatives on the move, including plans to offer a ten-month community of practice learning programme for business and other organisational leaders, plus consultants who support them. For more info, see Leading Through Storms

In his work on Deep Adaptation, Jem Bendell is clear that disruption to food supplies is the most likely first major impact of the climate crisis on the UK, and that he expects this to cause major societal disruption in the next 5-10 years. I have been exploring this issue with various contacts, inclduing local growers. For my initial thoughts, view my blog.

In these bewildering times it can be helpful to step out o the turmoil in order to nourish yourself, find a bigger viewpoint, and find fellowship on the journey. 
That's what this weekend retreat at Hazel Hill Wood offers, on March 20-22 next year, with myself, Jaqueline Farr, and Karim Hadden. For full details click here.