Photo: Jan Huber
More manifestation, less manifesto
Promises are powerful formulations reflecting genuine intentions. But, Richard Watts argues, they must be accompanied by concrete actions.
At people make it work a lot of what we do involves supporting individuals, groups and organisations to explore and articulate their visions, ambitions and commitments. It’s inspiring and u...
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