Framing Determines Action

How a situation is framed determines how it is approached — and what actions are considered appropriate. Framing is an act of sensemaking. It shapes the mindset applied to the situation, and that mindset directly influences action. If a complex situation is framed as...

Sensemaking

Sensemaking is not analysis — it is the ongoing interpretation of reality in interaction. Organisations do not perceive reality — people do, together. Meaning emerges through conversation, not through data alone. In complex environments, cause and effect cannot be...

Practical Wisdom as the Stabiliser of Learning

 Framing Insight Learning does not stabilise an organisation. Judgement does. In complex environments, learning creates variation, alternatives, and new interpretations. Without a stabilising mechanism, this leads to ambiguity rather than clear direction. Practical...