The Big Picture

The big picture thinking is simply the expansion of consciousness"  

and the usage of that expanded consciousness for strategic growth and development. Every society today faces both unique and challenging circumstances that inhibit the level of growth and development needed to match the era we are living in.  

While the world is moving fast, and we see the global population increasing at a fast rate the rifts between individuals and groups have only widened. At the center of it all is inequality. Other factors like the global pandemic, food shortage and security will always highlight the shortcomings of each society and put those at the bottom of the ladder, further below.  

At this juncture, a matching type of leadership is required to take on these modern day inefficiencies, taking into consideration at the same time, the local, regional and global geopolitical ramifications. Bold leaders, giving more, dignifying others, showing empathy and being courageous.  

Over twenty years U.S. Global Peace Department monitored, conducted in-depth study and research strategies that can be used to steer societies through these times. Sustained progress is only achievable with leaders who learn, understand and demonstrate the audacity to see the Big Picture.  

This Big Picture skill-set includes a range of areas like peace building, reasonable governance, conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, geopolitical clarity, strategic out-sight, accountability and people cohesion. Consider The Big Picture as a mountaintop experience.

Imagine you are on top of a mountain and looking down at the valley below where you live while most of your time is spent in the valley living your everyday life, solving everyday problems, and overcoming challenges, being on top of the mountain, gives you a new prospective, you have a bird’s eye view of what’s below.  

From this perspective you can see things clearly that may not have otherwise been so obvious; This mountain top experience gives you the ability to observe, correct or improve things that might otherwise be missed or simply put, out of place, that is The Big Picture revealed.