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"It isn't how much you know that matters. What matters is how much access you have to what other people know" Liz Wiseman

I am Jean-Maurice

The purpose of this website is to serve as a resource for the realisation of beliefs. Beliefs that each human being is intelligent and capable of pursuing their individual purpose.

The realisation to establish such a platform arose when I first presented myself through the framework of the Big Five in Life. Rather than presenting myself as a person, I shared my own understanding of my purpose in life.

For me, this presentation was nothing extraordinary, simply the notion of sharing something deeply personal. Being open and realising thoughts that I had gleaned from the book “The Big Five for Life” by John Strelecky.

Surprisingly, it inspired listeners. It was then I realised that applying concepts to your life and sharing them receives genuine encouragement.

This platform aims to attract people and primarily serves as a collection of questions designed to help develop a multiplier mindset or define your own Big Five aspects.

This has happened before - Humanity, the Great Adapter

When a new wave of technology crashes onto our shores, or a major global crisis loom, we instinctively assume we are at the brink.

That this time, the systems we’ve built won’t hold. That the scale is too large, the pace too fast, the threat too new.

But history tells a quieter, more durable truth: this has happened before. Time and again, we have faced seismic shifts.

I AM Jean-Maurice

Importance of Adaptation

Society has to adapt to the changing forces around us: demographic, AI, market volatility and geopolitical changes.

Society has faced technological changes that threaten the way of living, but we have figured out solutions.

Importance of Adaptation

Thoughts and belief

Our perception is from child onwards define

Parents, relations, friends or people in the outside world shape our perception. As human being if we are convinced that we see a lazy generation, we will filter for confirmation of this belief. Our mental conviction shapes how we think of other aspects

. To a certain degree does confirmation bias cover that as human behi

Belief to treat complacency, if you don’t believe in change you cannot see it
Believe other are intelligent and you see where other are smart, see where they have mistaken and you see only mistakes
Our perception is coloured; perception is implants by our beliefs
Culture of an organisation is not changeable, culture is there – culture is what attracted specific type of employee, your company culture remains

Believe that old industry will face time of expiry time for a new generation of enterprises with a strong motivation and willingness to perform

Adaptation requires collaboration, our partners

Climate change is here

Adaptation is no longer an option; it has become a defining feature of our existence.

We are living through a season that doesn’t end. Long, dry summers stretch far beyond their usual bounds, giving way to floods that come too fast and stay too long. These extremes are no longer exceptions, they are the new rhythm of our world. Climate change is no longer a distant forecast; it is here, inscribed in every scorched field and swollen river.

And yet, we adapt, though often in subtle, suboptimal ways. We forgo a morning coffee because the beans have become too expensive. We ration chocolate, not for health, but because prices have soared. We eat asparagus only twice in spring, not out of tradition, but because its cultivation has become unpredictable.

These adjustments are not acts of resilience, but symptoms of a society reacting rather than responding.

Global population in 2025

of global population lives in areas already affected by climate chang

will be forced to migrate due to climate change by 2050 and beyond

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Where do we need to adapt in the future? We think we need to adapt in multiple fields within our field of expertise such as Real Estate, Pension, Climate risk and household finance.

Real Estate

Pension

Climate Risk

Household finance

Adaptation needs an global approach

Dotted Map by Rflor

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Theme Real Estate

As the housing crisis deepens, the governance structures meant to facilitate solutions instead hinder them. The decentralisation of political power, while democratically principled, has resulted in a diffusion of authority that undercuts decision-making at scale.

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Theme Pension

We like to imagine we have social safety nets in place. But the truth is, when it comes to the most financially vulnerable, there is no real solution yet. Not in pensions.

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Theme Climate Risk

Climate risk could be handled if capital were led accordingly

Prof. Dr. Dirk Brounen

Theme Household finance

Household finance isn’t merely about budgeting or debt management. It’s about how society organises the capacity to absorb shocks. If we want adaptation to be widespread and meaningful, we need to start looking at financial resilience from the ground up.