Inspiration

In November ’24, Dees and Jan Jacob were in Tallinn, Estonia, for the day program “Systemic Approach in Organizations.” This podcast was recorded there. The conversation explores the examination of

How do we actually view teams and organizations? It often seems logical to think in terms of structures, processes, silos, and hierarchies. But what if we looked at them as

25 years of systemic work in organizations. Playtime is over, now it’s getting serious. Last half year we worked in many different countries with many teams and organizations. Looking back

When I tried to learn Latin at school, I never understood the deeper meaning of this proverb: Nomen est omen. When I asked my studied father, he replied with a

I started the new year calmly, letting go of the old in my sleep and remaining open to what 2025 will bring. When I woke up and looked at the

In Tallinn, after three days of systemic interventions in teams and organizations, I realize how influential Bert Hellinger’s discovery has been – what we now call the Evolutionary Force. What

I don’t know what it means, but it sounds good. “A-ma-zing!” Says Robe, the young Bedouin man, while cooking a delicious meal for us on the wood fire in the

I am left speechless. Jordan: the mountains, the colors, the sand, the sunlight, the stars, and the silence – everything is breathtakingly beautiful, rugged, and impressive. The people are exceptionally

The vastness of the steppes of Kazachstan is overwhelming. The silence, the whispering of the winds, a remote white yurt, a woman or a man on a horse being one