Systems thinking for a better world | Rebecca Mills | TEDxAuckland
This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Rebecca finds leverage points which that can result in high impact, transformative and scalable models for individuals, business, cities and countries.
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Working with some of the most inspiring and influential business leaders of our generation, Rebecca is a top sustainability strategist who works with the likes of Sir Richard Branson to develop global sustainable business strategy.
Leading many projects in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors globally over the last decade, this is one kiwi that is making her mark on the global stage.
A systems thinker and scientist, she finds leverage points which, when activated, result in high impact, transformative and scalable models for individuals, business, cities and entire countries.
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Great and remarkable talk from a brilliant speaker. Your wisdom Rebecca is beyond compare.
I love the analogy of the 7 people having dinner together where one has no food, two have no water and how we all would share in that scenario. This being the microcosm of the 7 billion people on the planet gives new light to a way of sharing and caring for our planet.
Another well defined remarkable speech in current affairs and modern technology . The world needs more leaders just like rebecca whom i feel privileged and gratitude for the opportunity to hear such an inspirational presentation. Thank you for sure this wonderful video :D
Wasn't sure from the title if this would be good, but had a listen. Wow, Rebecca, what a story! And what a good strong spirit you bring to us!! Thanks.
What a powerful use of word pictures!! Working as a collective and highly targeted unit, having spent time thinking about the right questions would definitely shift the world to a stronger vantage point. ! Thanks, Rebecca
a 'feel good' talk that gave almost no paletable information on systems thinking
powerful
I couldn't keep watching after she said "double your profits and make a social impact".
@lvciiidmusic9076
3 жыл бұрын
she used that as an example of how companies typically think and had an even better solution using a systems think model right after that lmao you missed the point of the video.
The title is perfect as per the speech
That title is a little misleading, something deep to ponder though.
Answer: Those shoes.
@TonyTheTGR
9 жыл бұрын
And in them, she says... 8:00
too many anecdotes, and really not about Systems thinking!
This talk makes me feel nauseous!
This is just makeup for exploitative capitalism. If you want to change, start by paying good salaries, social security and retirement for all employees , and paying all externalized and real costs for production, like environmental restoration and strategies for non exploitative production. And taxes. Reduce the social gap by not paying exorbitant salaries to CEOs and other business aristocrats. Support policies and politicians who bring more social equity , social participation in legislation and level the market field so all can participate in a fair way. Invest in education and fight against all forms of exploitation and abuse.