Quotes: THE INGENIOUS INFECTION:

Whether a designer, and the architect in particular, chooses for the literal virtuality of a model that is made by a computer or for the metaphorical virtuality of a conventional model, is of no sense since it is the very borderline between both design processes that is interesting.

THE INGENIOUS INFECTION:

The trick is to stay somewhere between real and virtual, dogmatic and ambiguous, organisation and self-organisation, stable and unstable, straightforward ...

Every human being has something individual and unique to offer themselves and the rest of the world. The moment you stand in your rightful place in the fountain, you feel a surge of energy in your body in the form of fulfillment, enthusiasm, and joy. You perceive that you are embedded in something greater than yourself and feel supported by it. This force directs and guides you in a way that can hardly be articulated, but which can be perceived when you listen to the signals your body receive...

In a time where boundaries blur and responsibilities shift, executives are faced with the challenge of developing a new and adaptive form of leadership.

Drawing on many years of experience, five senior executive coaches present seven perspectives to further develop your executive leadership and enhance your effectiveness. Each chapter contains practical examples, theoretical frameworks, useful methodologies, and reflective questions. The last chapter provides a self-test and guidance on findi...

In a world with intense external pressures, where we often take on many different roles, it can be quite a challenge not to get ahead of ourselves. We all reach a point where we wonder, “But what do I really want?” This book helps you answer that question. So that you can always stay true to yourself and live your life the way you want instead of what others expect of you.

The more we are true to ourselves, the happier we are. And the happier we are, the more we can contribute to the happ...

We draw diagrams to help us think, communicate, and put forth what we think is important or what we want to be true. While some diagrams are seen as statements of fact, they can also further agendas by discounting other realities beneath a cloak of perceived objectivity. Diagrams of power work against representations that claim omniscience by speaking from a position, and making visible what and who gets represented and who does the representing. 'Diagrams of Power' brings together the work o...

Creative processes are as natural as breathing to some people. For others the creative process is a closed book, because perhaps mistakenly they do not believe they are creative. In this book, Daniëlle Wanders reveals the world of creativity to make the invisible more visible. How do we think? What inspires that one essential idea and how did you associate and make the connections? There are many ways to observe, think and act.

Unravelling processes is of inestimable value in being able to ...

Laura seems to have it all: young, successful, and thriving in her career. But after burnout, she begins to wonder, “Is this all there is?” In search of answers, she leaves everything behind for a sabbatical in Portugal. In a picturesque village surrounded by digital nomads, Laura embraces yoga, meditation, tarot cards, and new friendships, all while grappling with questions about her true self.

Just as she begins to settle into her newfound freedom, a career opportunity draws her to the ...

Where is the wind when it doesn't blow ?

Explore the mysterious world of quantum mechanics through the compelling work of emeritus professor Pierre Capel.

In ‘Where is the wind when it doesn't blow’, he takes us on a captivating journey through the fascinating world of quantum mechanics, without falling into complicated mathematical formulas. In an accessible and compelling way, he reveals the profound principles of this fascinating branch of physics, and opens our eyes to a reality much...

Awards shape careers, make research visible, and create role models. They provide evidence of prestige and credit and play a key role in evaluating individual scientists. Nevertheless, the understanding of prize cultures in science has remained surprisingly superficial. This book explores the prize cultures of the most famous scientific award worldwide: the Nobel Prize. It contributes to modern approaches in history and sociology of science that focus on the social context of scientific pract...