Dynamic Strategies as an Intervention

How to find a way out of chaos “Halt im Haltlosen” was the theme of the 10th SWF Forum in Berlin. More info here.

There were many stimulating impulses from Sociologist to Climate Investigator, from Chess Grandmaster to Design Researcher, from Journalist to Head of the Collaborative Governance Lab – enriched with practical interventions from survival training to music thinking.

How to Use Dynamic Strategies as an Intervention?

So, my intervention with 100 experts in systemic consulting was about ‘leadership positions of music thinking’. And how you can lead your way out of chaos by using Dynamic Strategies as an intervention. I started with my hypothesis: “How you listen to music influences how you listen to your partner, your client and society.” I explained shortly the basic ideas about music thinking and dynamic strategies.

In the beginning, everybody had to choose a musical piece and keep it in mind during the talk. From time to time, I asked them where their music belongs to.

And then, the interaction started in the room itself. Everybody had to find a place in the dynamic field and discuss it. It looked like a lot of fun sharing music, leadership positions and experiences to tackle complexity.

Here is the full talk (in German with automatic English subtitles)

From Squiggle to Sine - Music Thinking
What kind of Music is it? Please point your finger in the right direction.
Dynamic Strategies with Music Thinking Approach - How is Free Jazz different to Classical Music?
Where are you in the field?
Position your song and how you are listening in this field, in this room. Music Thinking
Where is your music in this field? Music Thinking
Dynamic Strategies with Christof Zürn

Are you interested?

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