Newcreate is for:

People who want to devote their lives to transcending the mundane, creating the new and enriching the world with value, meaning and joy.

People who have been inspired by Woodrow Wilson’s ‘you are here to enrich the world’ dictum yet are still thinking, “Yes, but how?”

People who want to create new products, services, businesses, websites, books, videos, songs, plays — new anything — in order to enrich the world or a particular piece of it.

People who have faith in Dr Iain McGilchrist’s theory of how the brain’s hemispheres differ in the way they attend to the world.

People who display the kind of faith described here by Jay B. Gaskill:

A critical but curious mind’s readiness to adopt a reality model (even if provisionally) for which there is less than absolute, empirical proof.

People who want to employ mind, body and spirit when creating the new.

People who want to imagine new value generation possibilities and bring them to fruition.

People who use rational thinking and intuition equally, or who would like to do so.

People who have read one or more of the books pictured below and wondered how they might put the teachings into practice.

Order a copy from Blackwell's Order a copy of Talking with Angels Order a copy of Creative Victory Order a copy of Creative Action
People who enjoy Otto Scharmer’s writings about Theory U. Please note that Newcreate was not inspired by Theory U, although there are some similarities.

People who want to discover an organic, naturalistic way of bringing the new into being.

People with an experimental approach to life.

People who resonate with The Parable of the Ox.

Parable of the Ox
Click on image or here to view the entire parable

Continue reading

How to put Newcreate into practice

Newcreate and other Now-to-New methods

Newcreate — how does it compare with design thinking?

Newcreate origins

Index to entire site (60+ pages)

Search the site

Not case sensitive. Do not to hit return.

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors