Michael Haupt, Resilience Strategist; Founder, RISE Framework and Institute
- Michael is a Resilient Strategist, and he is behind the launch of the RISE Framework and Institute.
- He is developing the Collab of Southern African Resilience (CSAR) as a collaborative network of visionary business and government leaders.
Podcast
Overview
In this episode of The Brand Called You, Michael Haupt, Resilient Strategist, discusses resilience and the RISE Framework. He explores how current systems of success are becoming vulnerable and redefines success in emerging fields. Michael covers three key areas of resilience: ecological, economic, and social. He discusses examples of community resilience in response to natural disasters, the challenges of implementing resilience strategies, and the importance of trust in building economic resilience.
00:33- About Michael Haupt
- Michael is a Resilient Strategist, and he is behind the launch of the RISE Framework and Institute.
- He is developing the Collab of Southern African Resilience (CSAR) as a collaborative network of visionary business and government leaders.
- Michael is prototyping solutions for rural community empowerment in the Valley of Grace, Western Cape.
14:59- How does economic resilience work for individuals across the world?
- What we’re describing is a holonic structure, where resilience starts at the individual level, and then scales up to the family, community, city, country, and globally.
- We tried to build short-term resilience within the fragile neoliberal system through savings, stockpiles, and self-sufficiency, but these are temporary solutions.
- Long-term resilience requires a community-based approach, with grassroots movements emerging from the bottom, building trust, and creating systems like local currencies to support each other.
17:41- Tell me about social resilience, and how it plays a critical role in a community to withstand a crisis.
- Every time an empire nears its end, you will see more social disruptions and riots, as frustration builds within the population and the social fabric frays.
- Those at the top of the power pyramid implement systems of more control, knowing this pattern of unrest repeats throughout history.
- In smaller communities, the focus should be on building resilience and social bonds, where people work together and support each other when systems and supply chains break down.
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- Michael is a Resilient Strategist, and he is behind the launch of the RISE Framework and Institute.
- He is developing the Collab of Southern African Resilience (CSAR) as a collaborative network of visionary business and government leaders
- Michael is prototyping solutions for rural community empowerment in the Valley of Grace, Western Cape.
