HUMAN 3.0 maps human development as systematic problem-solving across four fundamental life dimensions, through three developmental levels consisting of phases and other dynamics, allowing one to maximize their potential.
Core Framework
The Four Quadrants – Life dimensions/perspectives that must all be developed:
- Mind (Interior Individual): How you make sense of reality – thinking, emotions, beliefs, awareness
- Body (Exterior Individual): How you embody potential – health, energy, movement, presence
- Spirit (Interior Collective): How you connect and create meaning – relationships, purpose, community, transcendence
- Vocation (Exterior Collective): How you create value and impact – career, money, systems, legacy
The Three Levels – Stages of consciousness development within each quadrant:
- Level 1.0 – Conformist: External authority, rule-based thinking, security through tradition, assigned perspective
- Level 2.0 – Individualist: Internal authority, rational thinking, security through achievement, personal perspective
- Level 3.0 – Synthesist: Contextual wisdom, paradoxical thinking, security through acceptance, multi-perspectival
The Phase System – How transitions happen within each level:
- Phase X.1 – Dissonance: Old ways stop working, restlessness emerges, feeling lost and like you don’t belong in current level
- Phase X.2 – Uncertainty: Identity dissolves, maximum growth potential and risk, must step into the unknown or experience more pain
- Phase X.3 – Discovery: New patterns stabilize at higher complexity, new identity starts to solidify, peak clarity and enjoyment