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📊 A Values-Oriented Approach to Impact
It's easy to dream of a better world; harder to escape the traps of the old one. Vincent Sánchez-Gómez names three pitfalls of chasing 'impact' inside legacy systems: reducing impact to metrics, conflating growth with success, and separating values from core operations. They're seductive b
It's easy to dream of a better world; harder to escape the traps of the old one. Vincent Sánchez-Gómez names three pitfalls of chasing 'impact' inside legacy systems: reducing impact to metrics, conflating growth with success, and separating values from core operations. They're seductive because they mimic the language of progress while quietly undermining it. His alternative is a basket of 'commitments' — disentangling growth and impact, acknowledging complexity, and the 'permanent drawing board.' Values aren't just what we stand for; they're how we move.
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