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Live Screening of The (Im)Possible Futue
Hi everyone, One of our favorite things about the ID@Work community is how members take inner development and systemic change out into the world—and bring inspiring initiatives right back to all of us. Next week marks the Worldwide Screening Week (October 18–25, 2026) for The Impossible Future, a ground-breaking animated documentary series exploring regenerative design, systemic change, and what it truly takes to overcome our crisis of collective imagination. To celebrate, we are co-hosting a special screening for our community with community member @Andreas Rechter! Here are the details and how you can join: 🎥 Event Details: Community Screening of The (Im)Possible Future - Host: Andreas Rechter & Nadene & Sarah as co-hosts - Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2026 - Time: 12:30 CEST (check your local time) - Location: Online / Zoom - Format & Language: Episodes are screened in Spanish with English subtitles 👉 Click Here to Register for the Screening 🌿 About the Project: Reimagining What’s Possible At ID@Work, we often talk about the inner capacities needed to navigate complexity and build regenerative futures. But we also face a profound cultural challenge: a crisis of collective imagination. If we can't envision viable, flourishing futures, we cannot build them. The Impossible Future meets this challenge head-on: - The Story: An animated documentary series following real-world pioneers, regenerative thinkers, and grassroots alternatives who are designing life-affirming systems right now. - A Global Grassroots Movement: Between October 18th and 25th, screenings are happening worldwide in self-organized community spaces, cultural hubs, and educational centers (with free admission across Latin America). - The Crowdfunding Campaign: The team is currently running a decentralized distribution and crowdfunding campaign via Artizen to recover global distribution rights and finance English dubbing so these stories can travel everywhere.
Live Screening of The (Im)Possible Futue
Partnering with the Online Facilitation Unconference
Hi everyone, Two things today! First of all: today we're celebrating 2 years of our InnerDevelopment@Work Community 🎉! Thank you for your support & participation! We look forward to seeing what the next year brings! And... ID@Work is partnering with the Online Facilitation Unconference (OFU 2026), The Art and Practice of Facilitating Online - taking place November 5–7, 2026. What makes this Unconference different: - ☕ The agenda is built live by the people in the room (World Café style): - 🚫 No keynote speeches or pitch decks. - 🤝 No vendor presentations. - ⏱️ Open space format: Each block begins with 30-second live pitches. We're calling our community to step up and propose topics and sessions related to inner development. Nadene & I will pitch a session about our community and the inner development work we support. Because ID@Work is an official partner, we get to share different types of discount codes off the $59 base price: - Standard 30% off through our partner link: INNERDEV26 - Geo Fairness 47.5% discount: INNERDEV26GEO25 - Geo Fairness 65% discount: INNERDEV26GEO50 - Geo Fairness 82.5% discount: INNERDEV26GEO75 The additional discounts are intended for countries with lower incomes. Please choose whichever level of discount feels fair. We trust that you will use your best judgement. >> Event Website & Schedule: www.ofuexchange.net Check out the site to see which block fits your calendar and think of one thing you'd like to talk about (related to inner work and/or our community) and let us know in the comments. Warmly, Sarah & Nadene P.S. please join us for our next Skillbuilder next Tuesday, Oct 13th, 12.30pm CET about Leading in the Flow of Work
Partnering with the Online Facilitation Unconference
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@Morena Galesic Divic yes, I always love our conversations !!!
The (im)Possible Future: Animated documentary - screening in October
Hi everyone 🐝 The Impossible Future is an animated documentary series about people and communities who are already building solutions to the ecological, social and economic crisis. It grew out of a simple idea: these days it can be hard to imagine a different future, but those solutions already exist and they're already underway. During the week of October 18–25, the series is being screened in spaces all over the world at the same time. The same questions, asked at the same time, in different places, and you can be one of those places. Anyone can host. It could be a community space, a project or hub, or your own living room with whoever you'd like to invite. ✔️ No licensing fees ✔️ Full kit: the series, discussion prompts and ready-to-use promo materials 👉 Watch the series (first two episodes available worldwide): theimpossiblefuture.org/#episodios 👉 Host a screening: theimpossiblefuture.org/screenings One week. Many places. Other possible futures.
The (im)Possible Future: Animated documentary - screening in October
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Thanks for sharing @Andreas Rechter ! Are you hosting a screening? Maybe we could organize one for the community?
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@Andreas Rechter that would be amazing, Andreas. We'd love to co-host this with you. Either Tuesday 19th at 12.30pm or at 6.30 pm, or @Nadene Canning could also do Wednesday evening. Would any of these times work for you? If so, let's do it. We'd create the Session plan according to the above, and send it over. Do they provide the questions, or do you/we come up with them?
Join me on Friday for a conversation around integrity & authenticity
Hello lovely people 👋 I'm back from Portugal (while @Nadene Canning is still enjoying herself on a little road trip). I'd like to invite you to join me this Friday for another Skillbuilder around integrity & authenticity, part of the BEING dimension. As usual, we'll start with a self-reflection and then discuss with peers. 12.30 pm - 1pm CET this Friday, October 2nd I hope to see you then! Warmly Sarah P.S. Couldn't resist to share some more pictures from Portugal
Join me on Friday for a conversation around integrity & authenticity
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On Monday, I’m being interviewed on a podcast titled Unprofessionalism. So on today's Skillbuilder I asked the room: What does “professional” actually mean to us—and why does authenticity so often get labeled as “unprofessional”? A few themes emerged that I know many of us in this community wrestle with: 1. Being the 'authentic disrupter' comes with a price One member shared what happened after 20 years of giving unrestricted energy, care, and emotional investment to an institution: “When you treat your workplace like your home, but the culture shifts to transactional, you suddenly get framed as ‘the problem’ for caring too much.” When you point out the "rotten apple" in the room because you care about the collective, people who just want to keep the peace often don't get upset at the apple—they get upset at you for disturbing the comfort. 2. Can you be authentic alone? Another powerful question came up: Can you truly show up authentically if the person across from you is hiding behind a corporate script? As Marvin put it, it takes two to tango. If only one person takes off their armor, it quickly feels unsafe—and before long, it’s just masks talking to masks. 3. It takes valentía (bravery) Oscar brought up a beautiful Spanish word: valiente. Showing up as a whole human being in systems governed by hierarchy, ego, and rigid unwritten rulebooks isn't the easy path. It is an act of courage. 4. The unwritten rulebook vs. the human reality We often confuse "professionalism" with emotional detachment. We picture someone sitting stiffly in a suit, completely separated from life. Remember that famous BBC interview where the professor's toddler danced into the room, followed by the crawling baby and his wife scrambling in? That moment captured our hearts because he didn't become less competent or less professional just because his humanity leaked through. Yet, in many workplaces, "unprofessional" has simply become a label used to silence people who challenge the status quo, express boundaries, or refuse to leave their humanity at the door.
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@Marvin Maneve yes! Thanks for adding this
Wildfires, ripe grapes & real resilience
Hi everyone 👋 Greetings from Arcos de Valdevez in Portugal! Today, our desk is set up in Northern Portugal at the regenerative farm of our community member, @Maria do Céu Bastos. Nadene and myself arrived on Monday evening to spend a few days helping Maria on the farm, cooking together, and exploring how inner development meets the land. Yesterday on our 'Virtual Farm Tour event' we had planned to have a thoughtful conversation about resilience and life skills. And then, life handed us the real thing. Shortly after arriving, wildfires broke out in the hills just northeast of the farm. Yesterday, flames were visible from the house, thick smoke rolled into the valley, and Canadair firefighting planes roared overhead scooping water from the river. When an aerial tower burned down, our internet went completely dark. With emergency bags packed and the cats carrier ready, our conversation turned from abstract concepts to what resilience actually feels like in our bodies: - The More-Than-Human Grief: Waking up in the middle of a smoke-choked night, unable to see, hearing an owl call out in the dark—and feeling the deep ache for the trees, wild animals, and mountain cattle living through this. - The Fiction of Hyper-Independence: For years, society told us to "do it on your own." But when disaster approaches, online followers can’t hold a hose or bring dinner. Last night, it was Maria’s local neighbors who checked in. Real physical community is our truest safety net. - Emotional Resilience in the Disconnect: When Maria didn't immediately reply to phone calls from her family, panic quickly crept in for loved ones trying to reach us. It was a sharp reminder of how reliant our nervous systems have become on instant replies—and how vital it is to cultivate the inner capacity to stay grounded in uncertainty. Yet amidst the smoke, the grounding rhythm of the farm carried on: picking sweet grapes straight off the vine, simmering pasta sauce with garden tomatoes and beans, and gathering quince. Rather than dreaming of escaping to bunkers or private islands, real resilience is about showing up right here—for the land and for each other.
Wildfires, ripe grapes & real resilience
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Last night's community dinner 💛
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@Montserrat de Muller 🙌
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Conscious Business Coach, Co-Founder of Inner Development at Work

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