maximizing human creativity

Aloha vibes to the nth degree with the empathic and comedic Ryan Wilson. His Linked In profile suggests that he knows his stuff when it comes to sustainability and complex systems. This conversation runs the gamut from human psychology to spiritual practice, and it comes back again and again to the joy of being an inhabitant, explorer, and protector of Mother Earth. Ryan and I will schedule a live for some time in the next couple months to dive deep into our understandings of organizational evolution as well as frameworks for integral spirituality (I mentioned Ken Wilber ever so briefly). Keep an eye out!Ryan and I are both consultants who offer services across a variety of sectors. Ryan is an engineer with a heart for everyone in the room; my musical, Montessori, and MSW backgrounds have me focused on igniting social change through the arts and education. We met via Alignable a couple months ago. I love seeing the way Ryan’s mind works in real time and talking not only about Boston Climate Week but about music. Here’s some beautiful music to start your week off, with gratitude to Ryan for introducing me to the genre of forró.two Brazilian forró songs:- Feira de Mangaio - Clara Nunes 1979- Eu Só Quero um Xodó - Dominguinhos - 1998from Ryan: I must add one more, as a Trinidadian and with mother’s day on sunday … If I were a song; in this moment it is this one.- Far From Home - Calypso Rose - 2016Monday Morning Muse is a reader and listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mondaymorningmuse.substack.com/subscribe