NO STRAIGHT LINES YEARBOOK 2012

After a year non-linear curvy journey… No Straight Lines is published

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There were lots of dots to join up

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Lots of support !

In the moments between watching and re-watching the Olympic Opening Ceremony in the past 48 hours, I’ve been reading No Straight Lines: Making Sense of Our Non-Linear World by Alan Moore. Alan presents the current array of economic and social problems as a kind of design challenge, where what is being redesigned is the organisation of society as a whole. Insanely ambitious, but I rather like that. In sum: “Imagine the impossible, then create it.” Our hero Danny Boyle would agree.

Diane Coyle, BBC Trustee, Economist, author of The Economics of Enough,   The Soulful Science.

REVIEWS

REVIEWS

‘Anyone worried about where business is going in today’s chaotic world – and everyone concerned with where it should be going – must read No Straight Lines. Alan Moore has captured what is happening, but more importantly provides prescriptions for what individuals, companies, and society should do about it to create a better world’.

– B Joseph Pine II, Co-author, The Experience Economy and Infinite Possibility

Anyone who is interested in the future, interested in how our aspirations to work in a way that satisfies our creative intent and frankly, anyone who has an interest in the true nature of happiness – should read this important book.

Tim Smit Co-founder and CEO The Eden Project

NSL got some INK

HSM Magazine Brazil

http://www.no-straight-lines.com/blog/a-sociedade-a-e-economia-no-straight-lines/

http://www.international-innovation-healthcare.com/magazines/HC18/index.html

The BBC Radio interviews with Peter Day. His favourite soundbite.

http://www.no-straight-lines.com/home/videos/

Industrial organisations inappropriate for the time we live in

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mdl67

People sent in photo’s of No Straight Lines on their book shelves. So thanks to all of you that did that. Creative and generous!

Dawn Danby Uffe Ulbeak Arjan Postma David Scholtz Louise Jacobsen

Readers

8000 unique readers from around the world of the Open Access Participatory Book https://read.publification.com/b/no-straight-lines

More publishing innovation with the Living Bibliography http://www.no-straight-lines.com/living-bibliography/

Arianna Huffington invited me to become a writer / blogger for the Huffington Post

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alan-moore/

Most memorable speaking engagements

http://www.radicaldesignweek.com/index.php/archives/4770

Heavy Metal Design Day – challenging the contexts of design October 30th at Radical Design Week was the day dedicated to heavy metal design and innovation. Invited were students and practioners of design, engineering and economics to a design seminar at Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai in the heart of People’s Park

Best

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Uni

Highly recommended

DERRY A profound learning experience

Briefings for many companies at board level on the complexity and challenges of a non-linear world

We ran our first transformation LAB. http://www.no-straight-lines.com/transformation-labs/

A powerful learning

field for participants to

re-design for radical business & organisational

transformation

Our participants said

Watch the 4 minute film on our first Transformation LAB http://www.no-straight-lines.com/transformation-labs/

2013… The sharing of knowledge 

Enterprising Futures: Exploring Enterprise Models for the 21st Century @ Schumacher http://ht.ly/ggzrE

and thanks to everyone that helped the nsl

project in 2012

Want to thrive in a non-linear world? Give us a sign either by phone, mail, tweet or use the web booking form.

Phone: +44 (0)7768 364 538 email: info@smlxtralarge.com twitter: alansmlxl STORE: http://www.no-straight-lines.com/store/ LABS: www.no-straight-lines.com/transformation-labs/

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