What I have learned about leadership as a ski-instructor
It is the heat of the summer and I am thinking of skiing?! Well, yes, why not. I am thinking of skiing lots of time, regardless of the season. Why? Because it is one of my dearest passions. Hence, there is no such thing as…
Passion = More than just an ingredient to leadership and happiness
In an article entitled „The Secret to Living a Passionate Life“ in the book Pearls of Wisdom explain that you don’t have to be a celebrity to live a happy, joyful, fullfilling and successful life. Everyone can. The key is that you have to know…
Leadership doesn’t need tools but principles
Developing my new workshop „Leadership, Happiness and Project Success“ I came across the question whether or not there can be tools for developing leadership. After all, the second part of the preliminary workshop agenda read „Create a strategy with the best tools possible“. It is…
The 3 Keys to Happiness & Success
And, what’s Leadership got to do with it? GUEST BLOG by Roxanne Kaufman Elliott, President of ProLaureate Ltd. Long ago in an ancient time, humankind was so abusive of the keys to happiness and success that the great elders and wise women of the time…
Help build workshop on „Leadership, Happiness and Project Success“
Over the last couple of weeks I have been working on a new interactive workshop called „Leadership, Happiness and Project Success“. The good news is that a first draft is done. 🙂 Please help build an interactive workshop for you and your projects The realistic…
A Project Success Formula
Project success is … There a endless articles and books about project leadership (including my own, of course :-)) that explain why and how leadership is one of the key ingredients for success. In my own book I outline five leadership principles for project success…
Project success does NOT make you happy
Project success is wonderful – we think, we believe, we are told. But, does it make us happy? Of course, it does. But, do we first need to achieve project success to become happy? NO. The opposite is the case. Watch the video below to…