Who We Are
At Adaptable Folks, we serve change management from the inside out.
The brain seeks habitual patterns as these are predictable and provide comfort and safety. Over time these patterns become unintentional blind spots that create inflexibility in the face of natural and constant environmental and organizational evolution.
We help individuals, teams and organizations realize their untapped potential by combining the science of positive psychology, steps of innovation, and the social impact of positive deviance.
Our services are tailored to meet our clients’ unique goals through evidence-based innovation and human-centered design.
Adaptable
Adaptability, like a muscle, can be trained over time. These learned characteristics give individuals, teams, and organizations the power to utilize strengths they already possess, fit any present situation, and adapt as the context requires.
Folks
Folks are people in general. They make sense of the world without labeling or categorizing. Human-centered solutions are built with the client in mind, towards a goal they aspire to.
Our Values
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Adaptable Know-How & Know-Do
We know humans. We understand how agency and society combine to shape behaviour and culture. We apply decades of combined experiential and evidence-based knowledge to build strength-based adaptability.
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Imagination
We are motivated by creativity and innovation for human-centered design. We thrive on complex problems that require adaptable folks as part of the solution.
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Empathy
We operate from a trusting relationship. We take time to learn your story and together, develop strategies to access your untapped potential for change.
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Individual and Community Engagement
We lead change through our immersive experience in global competence and cultural fluency. We live, travel, and build communities across this planet.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”
Albert Einstein