Stephanie G. Lepp

Stephanie Gerson Lepp is a fluent systems thinker, who used to ramble on about “parallel manifestations at different levels of reality” until she learned there was one word for them: fractals. As a strategist at Purpose, she now enjoys applying systems thinking to cultivating transformative social change.

Employing Not-So-Good Strategy To Get To The Right Strategy

Ancient Buddhists had a word for a concept of “adaptive strategy” that is just as relevant now. Instead of ignoring all but one way forward, we should pragmatically pick from the best of all strategies, whether in politics, economics, or social innovation.

Employing Not-So-Good Strategy To Get To The Right Strategy

Impact

4 strategies for energy and climate change breakthroughs at the UN summits

Potty training cows could help reduce their pee-related pollution

In Finland, scientists are growing coffee in a lab

News

Full-time workers earning minimum wage have a harder time renting a home in these 5 states

How to watch the 2021 Emmy Awards live on CBS without cable

Fossil fuel companies and advertisers could soon face their Big Tobacco moment

Co.Design

This new platform lets you buy shares of blue-chip paintings. Is it a wise investment?

Beyond AOC’s ‘Tax the Rich’ dress: 5 acts of fashion provocation that changed history

Toilet paper really is terrible for the planet. Here’s what you can do about it

Work Life

Here’s how LEGO sets can make your workday more productive

Why you should let your employees switch to a different team

How to deal with the coworker you hate as you return to the office