Work solution-oriented
Work solution-oriented means focussing not on problems, but on possible solutions.
The starting point is not the problem, but the intensive discussion of a solution approach. This means that all participants are in a constructive-positive, solution-orientated mode of thinking right from the start and not in a problem-emphasising, frustrating mode.
WeAreOne.Fun ends with ‘fun’ because everyone involved really enjoys working together and moving a joint project forward.
The following text is AI-generated, but expresses exactly what I’m planning. I am not a word acrobat like some of the people I follow with admiration on Bluesky or Mastodon. I hope that a few such people can follow my idea and improve it (and also the texts in this website) to attract more people.
A solution-oriented community that aims to become a global political force for positive change should follow a structured and collaborative approach.
The following should be seen in two ways.
- We come together in this website to find makers who, together with me, formulate a common idea for the website and the company we want to build. We look for coders, speakers, lawyers, …
- We then launch the joint website as soon as the company’s legal framework has been clarified, sufficient capital is available and the technical infrastructure of the website is ready for use.
Approach:
Develop a shared vision: The first step is to define a clear, shared vision for the future. This vision is based on values such as sustainability, social justice, human rights and economic fairness. The community members agree on long-term goals that they want to achieve through collective efforts.
Open dialogue and participation: The community promotes the open exchange of ideas. Every voice is heard and diversity is valued in order to find innovative and inclusive solutions.
Developing solutions: Instead of focussing on problems, the community focuses on developing solutions. As soon as a problem is identified, possible solutions are worked on together. Proven methods and new, creative approaches are discussed and tested.
Collaborative implementation: The community works together in teams to implement the solutions developed. Tasks are distributed according to the skills and interests of the members so that everyone can make a contribution.
Transparent decision-making: Decisions are made through democratic processes. The community maintains a transparent decision-making structure in which important steps and measures are supported by most members.
Build network and resources: To build long-term political power, the community utilises networks and resources. This can be done through fundraising, partnerships with NGOs, political lobbying and the creation of own economic resources, by founding a company and/or introducing a own cryptocurrency.
Continuous learning and adaptation: The community focuses on continuous learning. Feedback loops and evaluations help to assess progress and adapt where necessary.
Benefits:
Collective strength: By uniting members worldwide, the community creates a large, collective force capable of driving political and social change on a global scale.
Democratic participation: Every member has the opportunity to get actively involved. Decisions are made democratically, which leads to greater acceptance and commitment.
Diversity and innovation: Thanks to its global reach and the inclusion of diverse perspectives, the community develops innovative solutions based on a wide range of experiences and ideas.
Sustainable change: Rather than forcing short-term change, the community aims for long-term, sustainable solutions that are geared towards systemic change.
Shared economic benefit: Creating its own economic resources, such as a co-operatively run company, allows the community to become financially independent and share economic benefits equitably.
Resilience: The community is less susceptible to external crises because its decentralised structure and collective knowledge make it more agile and adaptable.
Global influence: As a united, solution-orientated force, the community can gain international influence and position itself as a strong political actor that effectively addresses global challenges such as climate change, social inequality and human rights violations.
Through this structured approach, the community can form a powerful movement that works together towards positive global change.
