

Week 2 — Benoem het patroon, niet de persoon Dit is een wekelijkse essayreeks over macht, onderstroom en regie.Geen diagnose, wel scherp zicht op patronen die werk en mensen beschadigen.Kies één beweging die je vandaag al kunt zetten. Er is een moment, ergens tussen irritatie en uitputting, waarop je denkt: nu ga ik het…

Blogserie 1/12. Dit is een wekelijkse essayreeks over macht, onderstroom en regie. Geen diagnose, wel scherp zicht op patronen die werk en mensen beschadigen. Wanneer dominantie de leiding neemt. Met verbazing en verbijstering hebben vele van ons deze week naar de speech van Donald geluisterd. Als je denkt dat je alles hebt gehoord en…
Sometimes you feel it before you know it. That subtle discomfort when a decision is formally correct, but inwardly feels off. It is precisely there that the question arises whether you remain faithful to what feels right.
This blog explores how tolerating fundamental differences is essential for leadership, collaboration, and societal resilience.
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This blog explores how AI regulation can help safeguard human agency in a time when technology is becoming increasingly autonomous. How can we, as leaders, find the balance between innovation and ethics?
This blog explores how AI bots influence election campaigns, and how leaders can maintain a balance between technological progress and ethical responsibility.
This blog explores how freedom of expression and respect for difference can reinforce one another within organizations and society. What does it ask of leaders to reverse polarization and create space for an honest yet constructive conversation?
This blog explores how centralized steering in education policy can lead to distance, powerlessness, and resistance. What does it ask of leaders to find a balance between providing direction and allowing space?