"As a consultant, trainer and coach, my aim is to support people in their development processes."
In my work with clients, I take on very different roles. As a sounding board, I encourage my clients to consciously hear and develop their own sound and potential. As a kaleidoscope, I invite my counterpart to gain a new perspective on their reality through even small rotational movements. Like a truffle pig, together with my counterpart I track down strengths, potentials, ideas and solutions in the earth of everyday life and as a pilot, together with my counterpart I take a look at the big picture by taking a bird’s eye view of interaction, communication and organizational patterns.
Personal
What does your perfect start to the day look like?
After a good night’s sleep, I have a leisurely breakfast with my family on the sunny terrace. A cup of cappuccino, a croissant with homemade jam and relaxing music in the background. Mmmmmhh!
What would you like to invent?
I’d love to invent a book content-to-brain bringer. There are such exciting and great non-fiction books whose content I would like to have at hand in an already “digested” form. However, I would make the BiGB incompatible for other literary genres – so that the bite-sized and captivating enjoyment of a beautiful novel would not be lost.
What do you admire about your children?
What I admire about my children is their ability to be completely in the moment, with all their skin and hair. In this moment, there is nothing more important than the Lego truck or the horse drawing.
If you were a vehicle, which one would you be?
I would probably either be a modern and smooth-running cargo bike or a well-equipped and maneuverable camper van.
What was your most impressive trip?
In order to escape the confines of my Bavarian hometown after graduating from high school, I traveled to Australia for a year for a work & travel stay. I had the opportunity to get to know many different places on the east and west coasts, do different jobs (including as an outdoor trainer), experience the indescribably beautiful nature live (“…oops, now I almost stepped on the python!”) and get to know many relaxed and friendly Aussies. And all this without a smartphone or laptop in my luggage!
What would you like to learn in no time?
I would like to be able to speak a difficult language, e.g. Chinese or Arabic. On a trip to China last year, I realized again that I could have made even more contact and immersed myself in the culture if I had spoken the local language.
In Berlin, Arabic would be helpful for the same reasons. And I could also make a bit of an impression when ordering falafel…
What exciting experience from your childhood do you remember?
What do you see when you look out of the window?
When I look out of the large glass front of my work and coaching room, I can see a few neighboring houses, but above all the sky. Sometimes sunny and clear, sometimes hazy, sometimes speckled with clouds. On a clear day, I can (still) catch a glimpse of the planes taking off from Berlin-Tegel Airport.
