August 2026
Beginner to intermediate
208 pages
4h 49m
English
Beneath the forest floor, a vast web of fungal threads, the mycelium, connects trees, plants and soil in an invisible network. There is no brain, no central control, no managers, yet the fungal network learns. When drought hits one part of the forest the mycelium can re-route nutrients to struggling trees. When toxins appear, growth is redirected to avoid danger the next time. When one tree thrives, the network shares its resources to help others grow too. The whole forest becomes wiser because the connections between individual organisms are strengthened through learning.
Organizations are living systems too. They are the forest, and each person, team or department is like the ...
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