My current work focuses on the influence of monetary systems on individual behaviour and society at large. I do research on the topic and facilitate workshops where people can experience what a change in monetary system does to them and the group.In depth theoretical explanations are useful but we are emotional beings and as we have all experienced, just hearing the facts is not always convincing. Our mind comes up with a list of 'yes, but ...' statements as soon as we hear something that feels far fetched, not in line with how things are or, even stronger, goes against our beliefs.Therefore I offer an experience to go along with the theory. That way our head gets connected with our emotional self, resulting in deeper conversations and better insights.My history lies in IT, creative thinking, improvisation and business interventions. My concern for climate change led me in the direction of monetary systems after discovering that the biggest hurdle to solving our climate change problem is our current day dominant financial system and more importantly the behaviour it creates. I self-studied on economics, complexity theory, human behaviour and sociology by diving into online research and engaging with progressive thinkers. Together with the people at Happonomy I created a system which can lead to more sustainable economic and social behaviour, scalable up to a global level. We named it the Sustainable Money System or SuMSy.I have a strong desire to change the world for the better and I don't believe in impossible because so many things that were once perceived as impossible are part of our daily lives today.Did you know that at the end of the 19th century there was a women's movement in the UK that was fighting to limit the amount of underwear women had to wear to 3kg? Can you imagine that today?Other examples of this are women's voting rights, airplanes and gay marriage.So yes, we can make the impossible happen.