Co-intelligence

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Paul Goodison blogs this extract from a site on co-intelligence.

Co-intelligence is the capacity to live well WITH each other and life, creatively using diversity and uniqueness, consciously evolving together in partnership with nature, and consciously transforming culture. Co-intelligence is intrinsic in all living systems and can always be improved. Use it for organizational development, better family relations, community renewal, and creating a more just, democratic and sustainable society.

This is very much the theme of the work I do using Improvisation; getting people to create collectively something that is much more that the sum of their individual thoughts and ideas. It’s a practice that celebrates diversity and empowers everyone to see that they are part of a creative process.

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