Author Archives: Kathrin Kroenig
Author Archives: Kathrin Kroenig
In this Lab we will explore all relevant aspects of building strong relationships: How you show up, relating to others and how to value them even when they are different.
Continue readingIn this lab we explore ways to approach delicate conversations with a constructive attitude and be well prepared. We test tools for clarifying planning and for appreciative implementation.
Continue readingThe power of mindfulness can bring us back to the present moment, freeing us from the grip of yesterday’s worries or tomorrow’s uncertainties.
Continue readingIt’s not easy to be and stay focused and productive in the daily madness. In this lab we cover all aspects that can help you.
Continue readingIt is not easy to change. Surely there are aspects that make you think “I should…”? In this lab you will learn how to remove the inner barriers that keep you stuck in the status quo.
Continue readingAs a medical doctor, Terri is zealous in her belief the human(e) experience, a culturally compassionate and exceptional experience in clinical care, is achievable through meaningful and authentic relationships with others.
She partners with leaders and teams to foster an environment where everyone can thrive as they lead.
Jeff is a husband, father, cat parent, and avid road cyclist who values uniqueness, lightheartedness, and wholeness. He is currently one of only five veterinarians in the world who also hold a credential from the International Coaching Federation (PCC).
Continue readingDealing with a world full of complexity and change can be learned. ‘Yes, and’ is the mindset that makes it easy for you to stay in flow.
Continue readingAlain has been working as an executive-coach and leadership trainer in international corporations for the past 20 years. As co-founder of Intao, he is responsible for our enterprise projects where Intao contributes to more sustainability in large change projects.
Continue readingThe Call for Women Leaders is a monthly call in which we a) set impulses around the topic of women leadership b) discuss specific challenges and c) expand your network.
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