Transformational feedback – manipulation – true connection In my last blog I wrote about my first perplexity on “perception is reality” – which apparently enters more and more the public domain and political debate, having
“I really believe I can do much more than I am currently assigned with. I have a PhD, I am smart and eager, my projects are running smoothly. But as an Innovation manager in this
“Hi Florence, Our client’s budget can cover two days workshop facilitation. They cannot pay the cost for briefing, preparation and travel time. I trust the job is really exciting, it would be great if
How many times has this happened to you: feedback is shared with you, you have an instant reaction of “this is not fair” and then you (or the feedbacker, or its transmitter) say politically correctly
Today, I want to share one of these episodes in life that appear so small and simple, yet they may offer a lesson in many moments of life: Every day at lunchtime the same dilemma
I love to crack problems. Really getting to the bottom of a phenomenon, pulling it apart, tracing the interdependencies and identifying the levers for getting it right (a well-serving passion if you want to succeed in the
Ralf’s words are still ringing in my head: “it is so great that you as a girl are serving as the student representative for our school!” I am seventeen years old, he has been the