Possibility Management is a growing set of tools, distinctions, thoughtmaps, and processes used in the adulthood-initiation-radical-responsibility-centered cultures that are rapidly emerging around world after matriarchy and patriarchy have run their course. The next culture is called 'Archearchy'.

Archearchy is the culture of archetypally initiated adult women creatively collaborating with archetypally initiated adult men.

This website collects some of the Thoughtmaps from Archearchy that we have already discovered. There are many more still to be found.

A 'Thoughtmap' explains why you think the way you think.

Your Thoughtmaps are nearly pre-verbal structures out of which you build your worldview. Your Thoughtmaps define how the world works for you. They determine what you can perceive and what you can express.

Each person assembles a unique set of Thoughtmaps into an Inner Structure for themselves as their best way to survive in the world. This is why different people faced with the same challenges and the same resources create wildly varying results.

We have found that the closer your Thoughtmaps approximate reality, the more power you have to create useful outcomes.

We have also discovered that since you needed to already be able to think before you went to school, you adopted a lot of your Thoughtmaps from your parents. Where did they get their Thoughtmaps? From their parents!

This means you are probably using Thoughtware that has been handed down from generation to generation for thousands of years. You may me using very outdated Thoughtmaps.

'Thoughtware' is the combination of your Distinctions plus Thoughtmaps.

You use Distinctions, Thoughtmaps, and Inner Navigating to Upgrade your Thoughtware during authentic adulthood initiations or Emotional Healing Processes (EHP) (http://ehpdojo.mystrikingly.com).

Possibility Management Distinctions are available online at The Distinctionary (http://distinctionary.mystrikingly.com).

Possibility Management Processes are available online at a website named PM Processes (http://pmprocesses.strikingly.com).

Possibility Management Thoughtmaps are available from many sources:

• Here, at this PM Thoughtmaps website (http://pmthoughtmaps.mystrikingly.com)
• 'Bubbles' of the transformational-learning platform: StartOver.xyz with over 500 interlinked websites (http://startoverxyz.mystrikingly.com)
• The StartOver.xyz Launch Pad: Spaceport (http://spaceport.mystrikingly.com)
• Cards made by Nicola Nagel (https://www.viva-essenza.com/245/shop/possibility-karten-set) 
• Possibility Management books available from Next Culture Press (http://nextculturepress.org) and your local bookshop, from authors such as Patrizia Patz, Nicola Nagel, Friederike von Aderkas, and Clinton Callahan.
• Jewels Of Possibility: Collected PM Articles (http://jewelsofpossibility.mystrikingly.com)
• PM Articles at our Home Website (https://possibilitymanagement.org/studyingit/articles/)
• S.P.A.R.K.s (Specific Practical Applications of Radical Knowledge) (http://sparkexperiments.org)
• Expand The Box trainings and Possibility Labs found on the Possibility Management home website and calendar (http://possibilitymanagement.org)

Possibility Management Thoughtmaps, Distinctions, and Processes may prove exceedingly useful for next-culture Professionals such as:

• Possibilitator (http://possibilitatortraining.mystrikingly.com)
• Initiator (http://initiations.org)
• New Refugee Nanonation Builder (http://newrefugees.mystrikingly.com)
• Whole Permaculture (http://wholepermaculture.mystrikingly.com)
• Circular Meeting Technologies (http://torustechnology.org)
• Gameworld Builder (http://gameworldbuilder.mystrikingly.com)
• Edgeworker (http://edgeworker.org)
• Riftwalker (http://riftwalkers.org)
• Ecovillages (http://ecovillage.org)
• Nanonations (http://nanonations.mystrikingly.com)
• Feelings Practitioner (http://feelingspractitioner.com)
• Memetic Engineering (http://memetics.mystrikingly.com)
• Possibility Coaching (http://possibilitycoaching.org)
• Possibility Mediation (http://possibilitymediation.org)
• Possibility Psychology (http://possibilitypsychology.org)
• Possibility Management Trainer (http://trainerpath.org)

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