This page archives articles that inform No Tie Generation's approach to AI collaboration, SAP governance, and professional clarity. In short, Isard Haasakker's public bookmark collection is organised by month. It matters because transparency about intellectual influences builds trust faster than credentials, and these readings directly shape COMINDING methodology and Fast Implementation Track governance frameworks. Use it when evaluating whether No Tie Generation's thinking aligns with your transformation challenges, and avoid treating it as endorsement or comprehensive research. It is honest curation, not content marketing.

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This is my public reading archive: articles, essays, and perspectives that inform how No Tie Generation thinks about AI collaboration, SAP governance, professional conduct, and cognitive clarity.

This isn't marketing content. It's not polished thought leadership. It's my actual bookmark collection made searchable and public because:

I need to find these articles again: Notion works better than browser bookmarks
They shape how I work: Concepts like COMINDING didn't emerge from theory; it emerged from reading dozens of pieces on human-AI collaboration, noticing patterns, and testing what worked in SAP chaos
They show what I'm thinking about: If you're considering working with me, knowing what captures my attention tells you more than any LinkedIn bio

Why It's Public

Most consultants hide their influences. I'm making mine visible because transparency builds trust faster than credentials.

When an executive asks, "How do you think about AI in SAP projects?" — this archive shows the intellectual foundation. I'm not making it up as I go. I'm synthesising perspectives from cognitive science, professional communication, AI ethics, transformation psychology, and digital literacy.

When a practitioner wonders, "Does this consultant actually understand current AI challenges?". Seeing articles like "The Junk Prompts That Rot Your AI's Brain" or "AI Abstinence, AI Addiction, and Cognitive Maturity" demonstrates I'm wrestling with the same practical problems they face.

What You'll Find Here

Articles organised by month and year, covering themes that intersect with No Tie Generation's work:

Human-AI Collaboration

How to structure AI interactions without losing human judgment
Cognitive biases that emerge when working with AI tools
The difference between augmentation and automation