Integration is a Continual Process

Holacracy expressly pushes against attempts to fully integrate all perspectives at any given moment in time, and yet over time it ends up integrating more than any other process I've witnessed.  Holacracy’s decision-making processes recognize it isn't actually possible to integrate all perspectives at any given time, nor desirable to try; no matter how much you integrate, there is always something more still to integrate, and more reality still emerging around you.

Integrating perspectives is a process, an evolutionary one that unfolds through time, not something we step back and "do" at any one point.  So what we can do is be integrating; we can become an agent for the natural impulse to transcend current dualities and evolve, by riding the emerging moment here and now and integrating whatever polarities actually show up in that present moment.

In Holacracy, we strive to integrate what needs integrating as it needs integrating - no more, no less, no sooner, no later.  At any given moment, we don’t want to integrate all perspectives, just the minimally sufficient perspectives necessary to continue pursuing our aim.  It's about evolving towards more integration tomorrow than we had yesterday, while recognizing the inherent perfection of the present moment and the evolutionary process itself, wherever we may be within it at any given time.