Search the research, Founder Notes, outliers and reading paths shaping the Organizational Intelligence Method.
170 works in the library · showing 24
State of the corpus
Reading the corpus…
170
Curated
96
Founder's Notes
11
Founder-authored
23
Reading Paths
Where the library's voice comes from
155 works are published by other people, 4 are kept here because they contradict the research beside them, and 11 are founder-authored analysis, which can inform a read but never carries one on its own.
Formal appraisal is slow work and it is still early: 0 of 170 curated works have been formally appraised, giving 0 findings across 0 of 10 signals. Everything else stays visible while it waits.
How this library is used
73 of these works can be cited when the platform answers you, 7 back something the platform concludes on a read, and 94 are curated but not yet used anywhere. Being used is a separate thing from being reviewed, which is what the "Formally Appraised" mark tracks.
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About this corpus
What's in the Studio
Studies, books, field research, outlier material and the Founder's own analysis, kept side by side. Where good research disagrees, both sides stay here rather than being blended into one answer.
How sources are marked
Each work carries two marks. The review status shows whether a source is Curated or Formally Appraised. A Founder Note is Brooke Erickson's own reason a work shaped the Method.
How research becomes the Method
The corpus is the evidence. The Method is how it becomes a read — the ten signals, the evidence rules and the founder-developed synthesis that decides what may be claimed.
Studies, books, field research, outlier material and the Founder's own analysis, kept side by side. Where good research disagrees, both sides stay here rather than being blended into one answer.
How sources are marked
Each work carries two marks. The review status shows whether a source is Curated or Formally Appraised. A Founder Note is Brooke Erickson's own reason a work shaped the Method.
How research becomes the Method
The corpus is the evidence. The Method is how it becomes a read — the ten signals, the evidence rules and the founder-developed synthesis that decides what may be claimed.