We often treat human systems—teams, families, communities—as machines to optimize or problems to fix. But what if they are living ecosystems instead? This Circle Lab invites us to slow down, sharpen our perception, and notice what’s happening at the edges of our awareness—where real change often begins.

Together, we’ll explore what it means to relate to our work, relationships, and communities as living systems rather than fixed structures. We’ll reflect on how our attention narrows over time, how we miss early signals of change, and how widening the lens—especially to the periphery—can restore responsiveness, imagination, and perspective.
This is not a space to fix or solve. It’s a space to notice. To listen to what’s emerging. And to practice the kind of collective perception that makes wiser action possible.

Circle Lab: Human Systems as Ecosystems
📅 February 11th
🕓 4pm - 5pm PST USA
🌐 Free & Online

What Is Circle Lab?
Circle Lab is a space to pause, reflect, and connect with peers navigating complexity, change, and impact in their organizations and communities. Each month, we explore a shared inquiry related to leadership, collaboration, and human systems—through dialogue, reflection, and collective sensemaking.

At Open Circle, we believe meaningful change begins with how we listen, notice, and learn—together.