Arthur Wilson is a based in Western Australia. Now living in the Southern Forests region after a life split between the United States and Australia, his work sits at the intersection of leadership, place, history, and change. Through reflections, essays, and project notes, he documents his life, and making sense of his journey—personal, professional, and cultural.
Transformation projects continue to fail at alarming rates, even when experienced teams, proven methodologies, and significant resources are involved.
In this video, Dr Arthur Wilson introduces the LCPT Framework — a sociotechnical diagnostic tool designed to help organisations identify and manage the risks that traditional project management frameworks don’t address. … More The LCPT Framework – An Introduction
I occasionally see social media posts from people wanting to leave the United States. This episode offers insight into my own experience of migrating to Australia.
This episode examines retirement through four forces: Leadership, Culture, Process, and Technology (LCPT) — that take into consideration healthcare, education, community, safety, and more.
I also do an honest comparison of nine areas of retirement: US versus Oz … More Retirement from my perspective: The US versus Australia
Melissa’s unexpected hospital stay at St John of God Murdoch was brief, yet she is recovering well. The experience highlighted the exceptional care provided by the staff, contrasting with the ongoing healthcare debates in the United States. Dr. Arthur Wilson expresses gratitude for Australia’s universal healthcare system. … More Under the knife: Surgery for Melissa
Monica Rado and I met with Minister Don Punch to discuss the Southern Forests Food Council’s (SFFC) role in supporting the Southern Forest Region. All part of my journey from South East San Diego to advocating for local farmers in Western Australia. … More Walking the Halls of State Parliament
The Pemberton Pool: A still, emerald stretch of water held by a concrete edge, framed by towering karri, with the forest doubled in the reflection. On a quiet morning like this, it looks exactly like what it is: a piece of the past that still belongs to the present. … More The Pemberton Pool — Where the Past and Present Meet
This is a reflection on the catalyst for a plan to a smooth landing into retirement, and what surprised me most about life on the other side. … More Retirement: Planning for a Smooth Landing
For a few years now, Melissa and I have been quietly collecting. A cactus here. A succulent there. Pots placed on this patch, or that spot, the plants waiting patiently for a home of their own. In Pemberton that home now exists. What you’re looking at is our completed succulent garden, built around the space … More A Succulent Garden for Melissa
Melissa and I celebrated our anniversary in Melbourne by exploring the city and enjoying quality time together. We visited the Formula 1 Exhibition, reflecting on our beautiful life and deepening our bond as partners. Life may not be perfect, but it’s fulfilling. … More Celebrating our Wedding Anniversary: Melbourne 2026
I am enjoying an early morning walk in Applecross, Western Australia along the Swan River, it is revitalizing and reflective. I see pelicans and a black swan, setting a positive start for the day ahead. … More Swan River Life
Early 2026. The United States goes to war with Iran. Oil prices spike. And somewhere in a car showroom, the future of electric vehicles quietly shifts direction. Early 2026. The United States goes to war with Iran. Oil prices spike. And somewhere in a car showroom, the future of electric vehicles quietly shifts direction. That’s … More A Road Not Taken…An Opportunity Missed
Being Arthur 