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The Paradox of Simplicity: Why Lao Tzu’s Wisdom Surpasses the ‘Hedonistic, Hollywood-Style Daydreamers’ View of Serendipity

The Paradox of Simplicity: Why Lao Tzu’s Wisdom Surpasses the ‘Hedonistic, Hollywood-Style Daydreamers’ View of Serendipity

15.05.202515.05.2025

Do you often wonder, why we are nowadays constantly surrounded by a deluge of information, opportunities, and distractions. It’s a […]

Harnessing serendipity in the workplace is about more than facilitating the unexpected

Harnessing serendipity in the workplace is about more than facilitating the unexpected

22.02.202524.02.2025

What if your company had a great and more frequent ability to discover more valuable things than those for which […]

Serendipity Unleashed: How 21st Century Jesters Help Us Benefit from the Unexpected—Again and Again

Serendipity Unleashed: How 21st Century Jesters Help Us Benefit from the Unexpected—Again and Again

01.02.202501.02.2025

Introduction When you hear the word serendipity, what comes to mind? Most of us picture a single lucky accident—a scientist […]

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The Sensemaking Institute is a dynamic platform dedicated to exploring and advancing the frontiers of serendipity, organizational resilience, and transformative learning. With a bold vision to cultivate groundbreaking insights and methodologies, the Institute serves as a nexus for research, collaboration, and thought leadership in navigating complexity.

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One could describe me as an Explorer of my personal life, since I have been there – seen that, so many fascinating topics and projects over the past decades. I am the founder or co-founder of seven different companies since 1984 .- one could use the term “serial entrepreneur”, but I personally don’t like to be called that way.

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