Скачать или смотреть A Grand Strategy for the Transformation Age

We are living through a civilizational turning point — a "Transformation Age" defined by meta-crises across geopolitics, technology, ecology, and meaning itself. In this second episode of Big Picture Mind, Robb Smith lays out a bold and actionable strategy for how integrative thinkers, leaders, and creators can rise to meet this moment.

Drawing from his new white paper The Sociology of Big Pictures, Robb explains why ideas alone aren't enough—networks beat genius, and we are in a historic competition of worldviews. To win, we must build a strategic, pluralistic, and self-reflexive network capable of shaping the future.

This episode covers:

Why leadership—not money—is our most scarce resource
How integrative movements have evolved, and what comes next
What it means to build a civilization-level strategy for consciousness
The urgent need to tell a better story—and tell it better
Why solving problems isn’t enough—we must compete for attention
How the next Renaissance will be networked, spiritual, and integrative

This is the playbook for the next phase of the integrative movement. Watch now and discover how you can help shape the future.

0:00:00 Highlights
0:00:54 The Transformation Age and the Case for a Strategic Integrative Movement
00:06:23 From Fragmentation to Integration
00:14:44 Telling the Story of Wholeness: Integrating Art, Culture, and Meaning
00:22:39 Taking It Local: Practicing Integrative Politics in Divided Communities
00:26:34 Ethical Inclusion and the Attitude of Wholeness
00:34:06 Building the Infrastructure for Distributed Leadership
00:40:23 Learning from Existing Systems
00:45:40 A Network Strategy for an Integrative Civilization
00:59:31 Transformative Education for a New Civilization
01:06:30 From Vision to Action: Building Real-World Integral Solutions
01:15:16 Grassroots Integral: Seeding the Future
1:18:39 Survival, Strategy, and the Stakes of Collapse
01:24:23 Translating Complexity
01:27:07 Transformational Fertility: Finding Leverage in Unlikely Places