Time to reboot – June 25 and 26

This year’s reboot conference promises to be the best ever – and that’s saying something. The theme this year is Action – something that is very close to my heart.

From the invitation:

it’s time to act, time to focus on the act of acting, time to figure out where to begin the reboot. reboot11 is two days away far from the status quo, two days with old and new friends trying to figure out how to reboot the world!

This is a once in our lifetime opportunity, and so it could be the single most important reboot ever – because this year we’re not in a world that thinks the status quo is working – it’s not only the freaks at reboot that feel the need to reboot things. we’re in times of change and systemic failure unlike anything we’ll probably experience again in our lifetime. we’ve had visionary insights and reflections the last couple of years at reboot (renaissance, human and free – great journeys into the deep insights). now it’s time to act on the insights.

It’s up to us edgelings and participatory folks to take charge and begin building a better future – insight comes with responsibility.

We’re not afraid. we know that we need to reinvent and reboot everything on new scales based on trust, networks and participation.

We are at the cusp of a new approach to sharing, consuming, banking, insurance, journalism, democracy – well almost everything – all the core infrastructure we’ve build our societal systems on. how do we move forward?

Inspiring words. I’ll be there!

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