Principles of Inherent Interdependence

Principles of inherent interdependence

Derived by Chris Byrne from Peter and Trudy Johnson-Lenz, 2009 [1]

   * sustaining identity ( conservation of identity )
   * identity is simple self: you or me
   * identity values what sustains it
   * identity produces value in exchange for what sustains it
   * engaging whole ( mutually gainful exchange )
   * engagement is complex self: you and me = we
   * engaging identities negotiate and exchange mutual satisfactory gains
   * identities value engagements that yield gains
   * engagement distributes value
   * authentic communication is voluntary, accurate, and complete
   * mutual authenticity produces mutual knowledge
   * mutual knowledge produces mutual gains
   * engaging whole is authentic and accountable engagement
   * engaging whole produces mutual gains
   * perpetual prototyping ( duration through change )
   * everything is a prototype
   * each form prototypes the next
   * prototyping leverages the value of mistakes
   * prototyping innovates value
   * engagements to prototype produce new value
   * engagements to prototype prototyping improve innovation
   * identity values innovation that sustains it
   * orienting innovation toward what is valued increases its value
   * everything is something's lunch
   * life values death