The Files
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Dialogue as Method — Witnessing Without Forcing
Most conversations aim to convince, correct, or reach agreement. Dialogue operates differently, as it creates space for multiple truths to coexist without requiring resolution.
Chasing Space, Finding Self
At the end of our lives, what will we think about? Will we remember those ‘important’ projects at work that diverted our attention from our children as they struggled to get our attention?
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Decolonization — Honoring What Came Before
Every space we enter carries histories of those who came before—especially Indigenous peoples whose wisdom and ways of knowing have been systematically erased or extracted.
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Care as Structure — Building Care Into Everything
Care isn’t something we add when we have extra time—it’s the foundation that makes everything else possible.
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Boundaries as Compassion — How Limits Create Safety
We often think of boundaries as walls that separate, but healthy boundaries are more like cell membranes—they regulate exchange to maintain life.
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Active Receptivity — The Power of Practiced Stillness
Most problems aren’t solved by the first solution that appears. Our culture rewards quick responses and decisive action, but the most profound insights often emerge in the pause between stimulus and response.
Spaciology Encyclopedia: Accountability Over Accuracy — When Being Right Isn’t Enough
When harm happens—and it always does in human systems—our instinct is often to defend our intentions or prove we were “right.” But being technically correct while relationships fracture creates pyrrhic victories.
Spaciology’s Information Ecology: Anchoring Meaning in Space
Spaciology’s information ecology is a new, practical framework that demonstrates the discipline’s viability and real-world application. It organizes why, what, and how into three connected layers that enable practical change.
A Space-Based Approach to Leadership
Most leadership playbooks still carry old habits: control the plan, predict the future, move fast, and grow at all costs. That mindset can shrink our field of vision and crowd out people, wisdom, and the living world.
Rethinking Transformation: More Than a Hero’s Tale
For generations, the hero’s journey has shaped how we imagine change. Its arc—departure, ordeal, return—offers a compelling story of individual transformation.