564 books across 5 dimensions and 28 skills. Pick any skill to see its books laid out by level — from foundational reads up to the deepest dives.
A deeply felt commitment to live and act in accordance with values and purposes that serve the good of the whole.
A sincere commitment to honesty and firmly grounded values, expressed and embodied in action.
A curious, adaptive attitude expressed through willingness to exchange perspectives, be vulnerable, welcome change, and grow.
Ability to be in reflective contact with own thoughts, feelings and desires; having a realistic self-image and ability to regulate oneself.
Capacity to be fully present in the here and now, to accept reality as it unfolds, and to respond in meaningful ways.
Ability to reflect on the validity of ideas, evidence, assumptions and plans.
Ability to learn from diverse perspectives and integrate insights into reflective sense-making and action.
Ability to understand complexity and work with the interconnections and properties of systems.
The ability to build an overarching “system of systems” that deliberately connects, contrasts, or reconciles two or more existing frameworks so they work together toward a broader purpose
The capacity to hold apparently opposing ideas, data, or values in tension long enough to discover a deeper synthesis that honors—and often transcends—both.
The mental capacity to turn reflexivity back upon itself: we examine not only what we think and decide, but how and why we engage in those inner conversations, and what moral or societal purposes they ought to serve.
Imagining long-term goals and staying committed to them in ways that support broader societal and ecological well-being.
Ability to think outside conventional patterns, imagine new possibilities, and shape them into transformative ideas.
Relating to people and planet Earth with a deep sense of gratitude, positive regard, and joy.
Feeling a sense of belonging to a larger whole, such as humanity, the planetʼs web of life, and the spiritual dimensions of existence.
Being able to act in accordance with the needs of the situation without concern for one's own importance.
Connecting to others, oneself, and nature with kindness, care, and love, guided by the intention to reduce suffering.
Willingness to transcend hostility, work through trauma, and create space for healing.
Nurturing relationships with emotional intelligence grounded in trust, respect, mutual understanding, and a spirit of collaboration.
Willingness and competence to embrace diversity and include people and communities with different perspectives and backgrounds.
Facilitating collaborative processes with diverse stakeholders, fostering teamwork and psychological safety, and being aware of power dynamics.
Ability to listen deeply, foster genuine dialogue, advocate oneʼs views skillfully, manage conflicts constructively and adapt communication to diverse groups
Inspiring and enabling others to engage in shared purposes and collective action.
Standing up for fundamental values, making decisions, taking action, and, when needed, questioning and disrupting established structures and views.
Building and sustaining a shared belief in our capacity to create a more just, inclusive, and sustainable future.
Acting with awareness of the planetʼs limited natural resources, prioritizing conservation, regeneration, and frugality to avoid harmful consumption.
Practicing future-oriented, accountable stewardship in the face of urgent challenges, grounded in solidarity and care for human dignity and the living Earth.
Navigating adversity with agility, staying engaged, and persevering even when progress is slow or uncertain.
