Welcome...
… to our Web site. We are pleased that you are interested in our range of coaching products. evolutionen stands for something which we term "flux with reality". Post heroic management stands for a specific attitude and a specific managerial image. It should be noted that this term was coined by an Irishman: our thanks are due to Charles Handy, a former Executive Director at Shell and now head of the Institute of Leadership near London.
What we are concerned with is a form of reorientation in the business sector which can bolster, enhance and render successful both companies and company managers. A paradigmatic change is involved: away from the "functioning" manager, in other words, a manager who is rationally driven and has little use for their feelings (or vice versa), to a manager who freely chooses between rationality and passion, in other words, a manager who perceives and accepts reality and does not become disheartened.
How is this possible? Join us for a while on our journey.
Best regards,
Brigitte Witzer
Summary of 5/2009 newsletter
Relief…
… is the provisional title of a book whose concept I am just in the process of developing. By this I wish to make it clear that while the management situation might have become muddled, help is in sight.
Perhaps you have also been in a situation in which you feel you are a victim: a victim of an economic crisis, of circumstances, of reorganization, of a dearth of time. What I wish to do is demonstrate that everyone fashions their own life, even in the business world. Feeling victimized is a dead end which is bereft of relief – in which one just feels absolutely wretched and impotent. This is most definitely not a basis for resolute action, wise decisions or rational or warm-hearted leadership.
I have had similar experiences as a manager. Today, as a coach, I am familiar with ways and means of appropriately managing such experiences. How each and every individual can escape the victim trap in their own way and what this means in concrete terms, that is the central theme of my new book.
And what else is of note? A lakeside house has still not been found, meaning that I am writing these lines once again in Choriner Strasse. All being well, it is from here that I will bid you farewell and extend my very best wishes to you for the Christmas season:
May everything come to fruition in the coming weeks on which your heart is set in your professional and private lives!
Your
Brigitte Witzer
PS: should you wish to present someone with a CM process for Christmas you will need to make haste: the final one this year is taking place on 3.12.09, in Bonn once again, at Hotel Königshof.
