Quantum21 is a long-term body of work concerned with the big picture - how people and organisations create value, recover from disruption, and preserve meaning over time.
It brings together practical systems thinking with deeper, often overlooked dimensions of experience: intuition, identity, belief, and the unseen forces that shape how individuals and institutions behave.
Much of modern work focuses on optimisation, control, and short-term outcomes.
Quantum21 exists to step beyond those constraints and hold the big picture - where structure and uncertainty coexist, and where progress is shaped as much by inner state and meaning as by process and design.
Simon Kent is the founder and editor of Quantum21.
His work is consistently and naturally shaped by a big-picture perspective that spans systems, resilience, and long-form narrative, while instinctively remaining open to the intuitive and esoteric dimensions of experience that sit beyond conventional models of logic and control.
Quantum21 exists as a place to hold that work; to curate it, connect it across disciplines, and allow it to mature over time.