The Octopus Movement @OctopusMovement

A global coalition of #nonlinearthinkers united by a desire to create positive change in the world. theoctopusmovement.org Joined May 2021

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4 months ago

Honoring Namrata Singh Abrol – a Tier 3 visionary helping build a future where AI, Human Intelligence & community grow together. She leads with empathy, ethics & purpose—exactly what the Human Mycelium stands for. 🧠🌱 🔗 linkedin.com/in/namratasing…

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5 months ago

Honoring @toddcherches : a Tier 3 visionary who sees leadership differently—and teaches others to do the same. Through VisuaLeadership and fearless creativity, Todd backs a future where clarity, connection, and human insight lead the way. 🔵 toddcherches.com

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Honoring Leanne McEvoy: a Tier 3 visionary who brings systems change, soul, and nonlinear courage to the heart of Human Mycelium. From corporate boardrooms to child advocacy to co-founding @L2Culture, Leanne backs futures built on purpose, not fear. 🧠 linkedin.com/in/leannemcevoy

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5 months ago

Honoring visionary supporter Kyle Kane 🎯 As a Tier 3 donor to Human Mycelium, Kyle embodies what it means to invest in a future rooted in connection, purpose & collective growth. He saw what’s coming—and chose to water the roots now. 🧠 linkedin.com/in/kyle-kane-8… #HumanMycelium

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5 months ago

What’s the one thing you believe is unsolvable? Drop it anonymously on TellTOM.ink and join 9,000 nonlinear thinkers mapping what humanity truly needs to solve.

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5 months ago

What’s the one thing you believe is unsolvable? Drop it anonymously on TellTOM.ink and join 9,000 nonlinear thinkers mapping what humanity truly needs to solve.

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The Octopus Movement @OctopusMovement

5 months ago

the Octopus Movement helps people use their unique way of thinking to make life better—for themselves, their communities, and the world.

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5 months ago

Charisma without conscience isn't leadership. It's theatre. And we keep clapping. Russell Brand’s charges feel overdue—but what about the others still praised, still platformed, still "awakening" us into submission? This is the mask of power. INK it out.

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5 months ago

The INK of today on telltom.ink: "With all the awful things happening with our country, I’ve lost hope for the future. I was already struggling with purpose, and now I’ve lost hope." Join the Paper-Bag Revolution. No names. Just truth. PS: photo = AI | txt = human

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5 months ago

“Paradoxically, the ability to be alone is the condition for the ability to love.” — Erich Fromm

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The Octopus Movement @OctopusMovement

5 months ago

INK: "I’m concerned about how many people are addicted to negative and worrisome thoughts."

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The Octopus Movement @OctopusMovement

7 months ago

the Octopus Movement in Riyadh, finding the mycelium in the desert. المساحة بين الأفكار

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7 months ago

Mental Health...

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The Octopus Movement @OctopusMovement

7 months ago

We are all connected—so why do we act like we’re not? Our choices ripple through communities, industries, and the planet itself. The question isn’t whether we’re connected—it’s whether we choose to see it. How do we bring this awareness into leadership?