Thinking comes before action

Good strategy starts with how you think, not what you produce.

Why Dandylion

Dandylion is named after the dandelion — a resilient, adaptive system built to grow in uncertain conditions.

The same logic underpins how we think about business strategy.

The Strategy

The dandelion strategy applies systems thinking to business — helping organisations grow through adaptability, distributed decision-making, and resilience rather than reliance on a single point of control.

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From time to time, we publish thinking tools, strategic guidance, and frameworks that reflect how we work.

These aren’t templates or prescriptions. They’re lenses — ways of seeing situations more clearly, asking better questions, and making stronger decisions.

They’re designed to support thinking, not replace it.

Explore our thinking

On frameworks and guidance

What matters?

Clear thinking doesn’t eliminate uncertainty. But it does reduce confusion, misalignment, and rework.

When how you think is coherent, everything else becomes easier:

  • Strategy aligns

  • Communication sharpens

  • Decisions hold

That’s the standard we hold ourselves accountable to.