All
present knowledge on behavior motivation revolve around the same limited number of
principles that determine all human behavior, specifically in relation to the aspect of life at which
the bulk of time is spent namely ‘work’, but not limited to that. These principles are (at)
the
core of all Social and Behavioral Sciences. Broadening the scope with knowledge from
different (academic and practice) fields such as Psychology, Biology, New Sciences (Systemic
Mathematics and –Biology), Philosophy and Religion, and focused towards people in the
context and in relation to organizations, these principles will provide deep insight in conscious
and unconscious motivation for all human behavior. These principles will also prove to be
fundamental to explaining and anticipating further behavioral developments in humans and
consequently in establishing organizational environments at which these humans, both as
individuals and as social groups, thrive.
The
underlying hypothesis is: emotion is what makes us humans, and consequently our society,
'tick'. Even money proves to be an emotion- container and therefore a means to the emotional
goals and to the process of evolving awareness of emotion and its implications. Money, power,
economy, personal gains, violence, religion; all share the same root: emotion. Emotion is at
the
core of both the process (awareness) and content (consciousness) of the constant change
we call life.
