RICHARD BARRETTThe Metrics of Human Consciousness
History has shown that the evolution of measurement is the key to the evolution of societies, something we take for granted since most of our measurements are already standardized. Richard Barrett believes that we are missing one very important standardized measurement– human consciousness.
By creating psychological measurement technologies, Richard believes that we can change the conversation not just about what exists, but what we need to move to in order to resolve the current issues our global society is facing. Richard Barrett developed the Cultural Transformation Tools (CTT), using this measuring system to map the consciousness of leaders and organizations at the company, the Barrett Values Centre (BVC) in 1997. Nearly 18 years later, the CTT has been established and is a globally-recognized set of tools for mapping the values and measuring the consciousness of individuals and human group structures. Barrett created the Seven Levels Model to be used as a template to describe the stages of human psychological development: Surviving, Conforming, Differentiating, Individuating, Selfactualizing, Integrating, and Serving. In his book, The Metrics of Human Consciousness, Richard delves into what consciousness is and how it can be quantified in order to significantly improve our individual, organizational, and societal performance. 
Richard Barrett, Founder and Chairman of the Barrett Values Centre, is an internationally recognized thought leader on values, culture and leadership in business and society. He is a Fellow of the World Business Academy, Member of the Wisdom Council of the Center for Integral Wisdom, Honorary Board Member of the Spirit of Humanity Forum, and Former Values Coordinator at the World Bank.
His books include: Evolutionary Coaching (2014), The Values-Driven Organization (2013), What My Soul Told Me (2012), Love, Fear and the Destiny of Nations (2011) and The New Leadership Paradigm (2010). www.richardbarrett.net |
Books By : Richard Barrett
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