Emotional Intelligence

  A penny may seem like a small price to pay to know what’s on your mind. However, experts believe that each person has 50,000 to 80,000 thoughts a day. That can get quite pricey! 🙂 Our inner-voice, self-talk and mental health have... Read More »

Jimmy was so focused on delivering in his job, that he lost control over his investments and realized too late how some of his intangible assets deteriorated. He ignored the importance of continuous learning and social capital. No reason to feel... Read More »

Always On No time for a real break? Do you sometimes eat in a rush in between meetings? In our busy always-on world it’s tempting to eat something quickly on the side and not really being present while eating. Following our Search Inside Yourself... Read More »

In Germany everyone who holds a drivers license needed to attend a First Aid course. Nowadays these trainings are already held in kindergarden and schools. Therefor the number of Germans that attended a First Aid training is over 90%. So most at... Read More »

Design Thinking meets Mindfulness “How does mindfulness support you as a Design Thinking Coach?” I was asked. Being a Search Inside Yourself teacher, I realized that indeed both are inseparable. Design Thinking is a systematic,... Read More »

“If you’re the smartest person in the room, then you’re in the wrong room.” – Confucius People who think they are the smartest person in the room are described by Liz Wiseman’s book Multipliers as... Read More »

Let me be clear. Trends are not about predicting the future, there is no crystal ball. Trends are embedded within a culture, and oh boy, our collective culture evolved in 2020. We all discovered many things. How Work from Home is totally doable. How... Read More »

There’s certainly no disputing that 2020 was a disruptive year – and not in the good, ‘groundbreaking-innovation-that-adds-value’ kind of way. More in the ‘turbulent, disorderly, uncertain’ meaning of the overused word: Sudden... Read More »

“If you chase two rabbits, both will escape.” – unknown A lot of folks these days are challenged with having too many opportunities and options. Think that’s overly optimistic? Well, from my coaching experience, I found that... Read More »

They stand in an elevator crammed with businessmen. Nobody speaks a word. What connects them is that they are strangers. Later in the bar she looks up and gives him a shy smile. Thinking of these scenes it seems to me that my own world got Lost in... Read More »