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June 26, 2025 - The knife
Do you have a knife in your kitchen? Most likely, yes. Is the knife itself good or bad?
Well, a knife is simply a knife – neutral. What matters is how the knife is used: to cut bread or to harm us, to threaten someone or to cut through restraints. Handling it requires some practice – and the knowledge of what it is not suitable for and what it can be helpful with.
It’s the same with rage. Rage is simply rage. A neutral energy, like gasoline or red wine. What matters is how rage is used:
An outburst of rage or creating clarity, overcoming procrastination, and making decisions. Here too, practice is helpful, as well as understanding what can be achieved with rage and where it can be valuable.
A business owner once told me that he tried for years to lead with rage. But rage is not suitable for that – just as red wine is not suitable for a car’s gas tank.
Would you like to learn more about anger and the fascinating 4-Forces-Quadrant? If you’re interested, join the EMOTIONAL STRENGTH workshop on September 27th and 28th, 2025, in Munich.
A participant said: “The workshop was amazing. The awareness and the toolbox of possibilities you develop here help you in everyday life – no matter what you want to achieve.”
May 29, 2025 - The secret of Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan is considered one of the greatest basketball players in NBA history. His special ability was not that he could jump high, run fast, or play basketball well.
His most extraordinary talent was being completely present, in the here and now. Many people find it difficult to be in the present. They live in fear because they project the past into the future.
In the business world, full of noise and a fast pace, presence is likely the most underestimated competitive advantage. 2 key factors of presence are:
- Practicing active listening:
Focusing entirely on the person speaking, without already formulating a response in your mind. - Limiting multitasking:
Using your full attention for a single task.
All the key factors of presence and their implementation are included in the RESPEKTRUM® seminar PRESENCE & MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE in November 2025.
In addition, the 2 basic communication structures are part of the seminar. They also reveal the structure used by Donald Trump and how to deal with it.