
Quiet-Everyday Leadership
Activate place-based Doughnut Economics' principles at multiple levels simultaneously with Quiet-Everyday Leadership.

Overview
June 2022 update here: https://www.thecoast.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/WoW-3.0-Model-Card-QEL-1.pdf
October 2022 update here: https://www.thecoast.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/The-Seed-simple.pdf
Quiet-Everyday Leadership’s first three steps
starts with the smallest of daily things
Our Thoughts Our Actions Our Language
about and for wellbeing and vitality for all.
Quiet-Everyday Leadership is an evidence-informed, community-led movement and model for regenerating, transforming and then sustaining sources of personal, societal and ecological wellbeing and vitality.
Over time we generate beneficial ripple effects for lasting change. Ripple effects that reach far & wide to benefit Me & We, Place & Planet.
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March 2022 earlier iteration
Regen Spirit is a method to activate Doughnut Economics' principles across multiple-levels (personal, neighbourhood, community, city and state) simultaneously, creating lasting change, creating positive ripple effects that spread far and wide. Regen Spirit adopts a Quiet-Everyday Leadership* approach, that starts with the first three step of regenerative leadership – The smallest of daily things: Our Thoughts, Our Actions, Our Language to improve, regenerate and then sustain sources of wellbeing and vitality for all. Wellbeing and vitality of self, others and nature, wellbeing and vitality of Me & We, Place & Planet, wellbeing and vitality accessible to everyone, everywhere.
Regen Spirit’s Quiet-Everyday Leadership is underpinned by three foundational theories and three developmental aims to guide the first three steps and advance Collective Action from Shared Awareness (CASA – Otto Scharmer).
Foundational theories and developmental aims
Benefit Mindset is concerned with the life-long process of learning how we can be the transformation and realise our unique potential in a way that serves the wellbeing of all. Benefit Mindset (Buchanan & Kern, 2017)
Beneficial Action which is about prosocially and altruistically motivated behaviour that uses consequential (scientific) knowledge to increase freedom within the global population. Beneficial Action (Toumbourou, 2016)
Beneficial Literacy is the capability to comprehend and compose beneficial language, across contexts, with the intentionality (desire, belief, intention, skill and awareness) of using such language for the mutual benefit of self, others and nature. (Wright 2021, adapted from Wellbeing Literacy (Oades et al, 2021)
Awaken Caring about and for self, others and nature
Focused Attention into safe, just and regenerative collective action
Open Awareness to our highest future possibility
Combining the first three steps with the theories and aims creates new regenerative ways of Being, Doing, and Knowing, their combined effect is greater than the simple sum of their parts and generates a system-wide positive ripple effect.
Time (Being + Doing + Knowing) ( about + for + wellbeing + vitality + for all) = system-wide positive impact.
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*Quiet-Everyday Leadership is a combined adaption of: Benefit Mindset's Everyday Leadership - to promote wellbeing on both an individual and a collective level; Julian Stodd’s research and book that explores the first three steps of leadership, Quiet Leadership - leadership in the smallest of things: our mindset, our words and our actions, in every single day; and Beneficial-Actualisation that explores improving, regenerating and then sustaining the source of personal, societal and ecological wellbeing and vitality.
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David Wright
Balnarring (Melbourne), Victoria, Australia
An agent for systems change, advocacy, innovation and education about and for wellbeing and health for all. Illuminating, co-creating and cultivating vitality-enhanced, beneficial and holistic pathways for the wellbeing and health of me and we, place and planet. I show up daily with creativity and curiosity, an appreciation for beauty and excellence, hope and a zest for life. I use Quiet Leadership to shape my world, it starts with the smallest of daily things: our words, our thoughts, our actions about and for wellbeing and health for all. I champion the cause Planetary Intelligence, Bioregional Know-How & Place-Based Action in service of Wellbeing & Health of Me & We, Place & Planet.
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Sylvie Remangeon
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Frances Palmer
Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
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Anja O'Connor
Wanaka, Otago, New Zealand
Accounting for degrowth
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Shirley Wardell
Godalming, England, United Kingdom
I am a leadership trainer and coach focusing on the Climate and the causes of Climate Change. I am a member of The Green Party and a Town Councillor in Godalming. I am hoping to make it easier for people to make ethical and ecological choices. I am particularly interested in how the arts can help remind people of climate change.
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Nichole Schantz
The University of Bath