Two Perspectives on Human Potential: Books by Deep Rawat

Human potential is often discussed as a matter of individual effort. There is another part of the conversation: the institutions through which people learn and the organizations in which they are expected to contribute.

Deep Rawat's Deep Quantum and Deep Education bring those two settings into view. The books address different subjects, but introducing them together creates an opportunity to consider the relationship between personal development and institutional design.

Deep Quantum: A New Model for Organizations, Leadership, and Human Systems focuses on the organizational side of that relationship. Deep Education: Re-Architecting Learning for an Accelerating Civilization takes up education and learning within a changing civilization.

One way to approach the pair is through a shared question: are we considering the person and the surrounding system together? That question can be explored by readers working in education, leadership or organizational development, without reducing the discussion to a particular profession or tool.

The publication of these books opens a conversation that crosses the usual boundary between learning and working life. Readers can begin with the subject closest to their interests and then consider how the other perspective changes the questions they ask.