Nice visual story of spiral dynamics. Less than 30 minutes

[Lindsay]

 

[Carl-Richard]

Great video. A little bit corny explanation of Turquoise though.

[Jennjenn]

Great video, thank you for sharing 

[Carl-Richard]

1 hour ago, neutralempty said:

Sigh... classic, typically stage green view from an orange perspective. Green stagers aren't parrots, lol. Authenticity is greens strength. Don't repeat everything Leo says in his vids!

Got a little bit of the same vibes. Green is misunderstood in general. The video works well as a general introduction to the model. You shouldn't expect a detailed walkthrough from a 25 minute video.

[Lindsay]

@Husseinisdoingfine kinda rude 

On 11/26/2020 at 1:34 PM, Husseinisdoingfine said:

Mediocre and inaccurate, just read the book...

 

[Carl-Richard]

27 minutes ago, Lindsay said:

@Husseinisdoingfine kinda rude 

I'll echo my sentiment that it's a good introduction to SD, even if it's a bit inaccurate in places. It's accessible, well-made, and to the point. It will probably bring more people over to Leo's videos, so I don't really see any downsides to that.

If there was one thing that could be made more clear is how the model oscillates between individualistic and collectivistic stages and how this is uniquely expressed through each stage. However, I could see how adding too much complicated lingo could subtract from the accessibility aspect.

Man I just had a wild thought: what if a YouTuber with the production style of someone like CGP Grey or CrashCourse made a SD introduction video? Ah gawwwd? 

Edited November 28, 2020 by Carl-Richard