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

How London plans to ‘rewild’ the city

A rocket scientist designed a solution for your moldy strawberries

This company crushes old roads—and rebuilds them to store carbon

News

Are you wealthy? Here’s how much money Americans say they need to live comfortably

Equal pay comes to U.S. soccer: Here’s what to know about the landmark win for women players

Target stock plummets, profits clobbered as inflation comes for retail

Co.Design

After smart homes and smart rings, meet Can Go, the world’s smartest cane

Cluttercore: What’s really behind Gen Z’s revolt against minimalism?

Adidas’s jaw-dropping new office sets an audacious standard for the future of work

Work Life

A neuroscientist on the shifts in our media use and the effect on our brains

3 ‘creator’ soft skills that can get you hired

How to write a script for a job interview that feels authentic