Murray Hopkins

I have been involved in sustainability, politics and education since the 1980's. 

More recently, I am a student of Modern Monetary Theory and now Doughnut Economics. I see these disciplines as natural allies.

My work in recent years involves helping individuals and organisations have better conversations to find a way forward in an increasingly complex world where simple solutions are almost always unhelpful. 

The main processes I use are:

• Navigating Difficult Conversations,
• Overcoming Immunity To Change,
• WIAL Action Learning, and 
• Polarity Management.

I am also a software developer and a student of Stephen Batchelor's secular approach to Buddhism. 

All those aspects of myself converge in a desire to leave the world in a better place than I found it, hence my interest in the DEAL Community.