What made organisations effective yesterday is no longer enough to make them relevant today. Organisations have mastered how to measure, predict and optimise what they know. But the emerging world also needs to be sensed, questioned, imagined and explored.
WMUH exists to help organisations become human again.
Most organisations use creativity once the problem has been defined and the direction decided.
I bring it in earlier, while the question itself can still change.
Creativity was never meant to be optimised. It was meant to explore.
Before the brief. Never after.
Logos and Metis are two complementary ways of perceiving and deciding. Rebalancing them produces decisions better aligned with the world as it becomes.
This isn't a rejection of Logos. Reason, measurement and optimisation are necessary. It's a rebalancing, so decisions stay connected to a human reality that keeps changing.
Reason. Measurement. Technical optimisation.
Observation. Intuition. Raw creativity. Radical conviction.
Organisations don't only respond to the world. Their decisions help shape it.
Learning to read between the lines. A series of essays, each starting from a piece of public content, and reading it as a trace, a clue, to decode what isn't visible.
N°01
Nike, Rip the Script
N°02 · FR
U'Weini
N°03
Christopher Nolan, The Odyssey
N°04
The Lost Generations
Elucidating culture, to interpret better. A space for interdisciplinary research and dialogue, to take the thinking outside the corporate frame.
Join the Circle of Inquiry →Realigning the decision, to act better. The operational translation of the conviction, applied to organisations.
Explore the Practice →WMUH today rests on a single factual, clinical and concrete proof: the Tinder case.
Fabien helped us see a cultural shift we could feel but couldn't yet articulate. The insight became the foundation of the platform and shaped how we thought about Tinder's role in people's lives.
Tinder Marketing Team, Tinder UKThe brief identified an image problem. The interpretation showed the brand had stopped reading its emotional territory, a diagnosis that preceded Match Group's public acknowledgement by two years.
Reading them in order, from 2011 to 2023, is the clearest way to follow how the thinking developed.

I am not an anthropologist, a sociologist, or an ivory-tower researcher. I am a practitioner. What Makes Us Human was born from more than twenty years of field experience in creative leadership at global networks and global brands, between Paris, London and New York.
One certainty sums up my entire path: the most important decisions are made before the brief.
Moving between different cultural contexts taught me to observe before concluding, and to distrust mechanical models that claim to explain everything too quickly.
Fabien Pons Founder, What Makes Us HumanThe new model is there to be built. I'm looking to bring together those who want to build it by drawing on what is most precious in the human.