

Who are you?
Everyone has his or her answer to this question. And quite often, the answer will
Everyone has his or her answer to this question. And quite often, the answer will
Lately, I’ve regularly been traveling in Belgium, notably in an area called “Flanders Fields.” From
Quite often, when coachees tell me that their situation requires them to set boundaries, they
Whatever objective one may have, there always will be rules shaping the process. These can
Sometimes others do what we want. Sometimes they don’t. We’ll accept that readily as a
As so often, the team was focused on solving a problem. Whenever they saw a
A while ago I had the opportunity to listen to a speech of the Bavarian
Some statistics don’t need to be super exact. It’s sufficient to use a rule of
When there is only one person with special needs, an organization will often focus on
It is in the nature of things that human beings almost always find themselves subject
Recently a colleague and I discussed the difference between embracing a result and embracing the
You’ve made an error and searched for a way to deal with it. A way