Azi goes Aztrovivial. Come along for lasting societal shifts.
I grew up in Dagestan, inside systems that failed the people living in them. Finding the way out — toward systems that actually care — became the question of my working life. Today I pursue it through SundRoot: synthesizing models, methods and tools for creating systemic shifts towards caring societies. Through local economies that are self-sustaining, self-improving and self-growing, I strive to contribute to bottom-up alliances and mechanisms that shift the resources toward convivial ecosystems that serve all life.
My ikigai map:
- What I love: creativity, play, movement and learning · nature · envisioning convivial worlds.
- What I'm good at: systems mapping, research and synthesis · co-learning · asking root cause questions.
- What the world needs: economies of care · self-sustaining regenerative communities · common sense governance.
- What I can make a living doing: guiding philanthropic capital to effective strategies · seeding compounding societal return on investment.
Offering: working with a philanthropic organization for six months, every other week, to distill effective strategies for lasting change — initiating processes for systemic shifts: igniting self-sustaining engines whose chain reactions compound and grow in positive effect over time. See examples at www.convivial.systems.
Seed → engine → chain reaction → compounding change.
Curious? Let's map it out together: azi@sundroot.org
