InTao NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·1d agoMurakami and the Intimacy of RealityI have often wondered why Haruki Murakami’s novels stay with me long after I finish reading them.
InNew Leadership NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·Jul 1The Architecture of Human PotentialThe way people interact is designed just like any other system. Why not optimize for potential?A response icon1A response icon1
Dennis Hambeukers·Jun 16The Truth Gap: A New Model for Human CollaborationIn the Bhagavad Gita, the Battle of Kurukshetra is fought over truth. Not one truth, but two. Arjuna must choose between his inner truth —…
InArchitecture Thinking NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·Jun 8The Price of Transcendence — Shu Ha Ri and the Long Road to Great DesignEvery great work of art, design, or architecture contains a paradox.
InArchitecture Thinking NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·Jun 7Kintsugi — things don’t break without a reasonKintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold.A response icon1A response icon1
InTao NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·Jun 6Rick Rubin and the Tao — The Sage Who Does NothingThere is a line in the Tao Te Ching that stops me every time I read it.
InArchitecture Thinking NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·Jun 5Systems Thinking — An Expanded Vision for IT ArchitectureSystems thinking is a way of seeing the world through relationships rather than parts. It looks at patterns, feedback loops, and…A response icon1A response icon1
InArchitecture Thinking NotebookbyDennis Hambeukers·May 29Curiosity Cannot Be Taught. But It Can Be Killed.Every child is born curious.
