You aim to be exceptional, in being just who you truly are. You are a top performer. You like to play at the top of your game. Yet, you know there is something more. You feel that your true potential is still to be unfolded. Something is telling you it’s time to become more of yourself to better serve and create a highly valuable impact in the world. That is your legacy for the generations to come, and you aspire to achieve it fairly here and now. Read on...

Creating is a vulnerable act. There is no right, there is no wrong, no better, and no worst. There is no failure, only learnings. I am perfectly imperfect. To create with my whole soul I must let go of control. I must accept the “half-done”, the “this is not completely okay”, and... (watch out!) let it be in the public eye. Ahhhh, almost a panic attack! Can you already sense what I am talking about between the lines? 

What does "Heart" mean for you? Is your heart something more than a blood pump? If yes, what then? What most called my attention was what, repeatedly, many creative leaders shared with me: "Marie, my creativity is driven by my heart" As a humanist, and in my position of "researcher" I had to admit that there was something in there that I was not able to see, nor understand, clearly.

In conversation with 6 members of the Gig Mindsetter community, all top experts in organizational change, learning, communications, leadership, and management we explore the cross-points of organizational culture, change, leadership, purpose, and business needs to uncover 7 valuable insights that will set you up for future success in the here and now.

You might have already heard that coaching is the most effective way to develop your leadership competencies, that is to consistently advance in your journey of becoming the best leader you could possibly be. However, you still wonder… Should I hire a leadership coach or should I not (yet)? By the end of this post, you will be able to answer the above question all by yourself.

It does not matter if it‘s about fixing a lamp, designing a workshop, or drawing a talk. It happens also when planning for travel or deciding what needs to be done in the here & now. True is that first I have to believe it is possible and then I naturally, almost automatically, start scratching how it would look in my creative mind. The image follows belief like lighting in a thunderbolt storm. Then I can feel it.