The human creation

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What induces someone to write a book like this? What underlying motives are there? These questions are complex, as human actions are driven by both conscious and unconscious factors. I aim to provide insight into this process, hoping readers will engage with the author's motives. With over forty years of experience advising organizations on human and organizational development, I have a unique perspective. After studying sociology and business administration, I coached military staff on enhancing the didactics of army schools. In about thirty schools, similar themes were taught through vastly different methods. The core question was: what constitutes effective and meaningful training for military personnel? I guided numerous older officers, often considered redundant, in conducting research, developing programs, and exploring new didactic approaches. This journey unfolded under the mentorship of younger, well-trained professional officers. Through this experience, I witnessed how change can transform the inner world of individuals with strong, fixed opinions, and the resistance that often accompanies such shifts. Convincing others is futile; they must personally experience the impact of changing their established ways of doing things.