Layflat binding so it stays open next to your keyboard, full colour on heavy paper, fillable for your own organisation as you move through VERIFY. Two ways to get it.

Available in English now. Dutch and Spanish editions are on the way.
A selection of real spreads from the printed book, rendered exactly as they print. Flip through the paper, the layout, and the sourcing that sits behind the claims.









1 / 101 · The cover, and the case the book opens with.
The printed book
100 pages, layflat, full colour, heavy paper. The working document, in the post, anywhere in the world.
The full €79 is deducted from the program price if you enrol within 60 days.
The PDF
The complete book as a download: the argument, the evidence, the theory. The blank worksheets stay free on the companion pages either way.
The full €39 is deducted from the program price if you enrol within 60 days.
With the program
Enrol in the guided program and the printed book ships to you as part of it, alongside the AI facilitator and the work-products you leave with.
Optional. The companion pages are free on their own.
Marco van Hout has spent two decades designing and running transformation work. He founded the Digital Society School at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, co-founded the UNDP Global Goals Jam, taught at IE University Madrid, and is the founder and builder of Metodic.io, an AI facilitation platform. He works with governments, public institutions, higher education, corporates, and SMEs, and has worked with KLM, Philips, Unilever, Mars, and PepsiCo.
The playbook is not a summary of three consultancy reports. It comes from a working evidence base he reads into every week, and from being in the room while organisations do this work.

Marco van Hout
Founder, Demadera · transformation designer
Metodic.io
Founder & builder · AI facilitation platform
Digital Society School
Founding Creative & Learning Director
UNDP Global Goals Jam
Co-founder · 100+ cities a year
IE University, Madrid
Former faculty
Past clients
KLM · Philips · Unilever · Mars · PepsiCo
Across sectors
Government · public institutions · higher education · corporates · SMEs