The systemic perspective looks at the essence of living systems.
Like family systems, teams, organizations, society.
She looks at patterns, at potential, at frustration.
And especially she looks at what it takes for these systems to be and to function how they are intended to be.
Free of judgment, ruthless.


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This book is here for you, for you and for the teams you are part of.
This book wants to be a viewpoint-enhancer. Sort of what happens when you are somewhere in a beautiful or difficult situation, and you pull the curtains open a little further. Suddenly, out of the corner of your eye, you might see something special or a possibility you hadn’t seen before. Something you can do something with. For you, for your team.
Do not expect a (systemic) textbook, but much more an idea and insight book. A book about teams as quirky living beings. Who sometimes make a completely different movement than the team members want. In this book, ‘Team’ itself also talks about what you encounter in teams in terms of patterns and dynamics and what interventions you can do without being systemically trained.
You probably have to smile at yourself and your team from time to time. We are all human, after all.
In his seventh book, Jan Jacob invites you to find an answer to the question ‘what do teams need in order to do what they are meant to do?’
Jan Jacob puts people and teams in touch with their full potential. He has his heart for systemic work since 1996 and has since worked in over forty countries with many teams and (societal) organisations. He wants to understand and feel with his mind as well as his heart how they are put together. And especially what living systems need to do what they are meant to do.