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The whole world has changed due to Covid-19. Each of us has been impacted differently. Whether you are happy with your work or make a change in your career, are fully employed, or are seeking new opportunities, the big questions come up for all of us.

Whether you head back to the office or looking for new opportunities, now is the best time to invest in yourself. And while a new car or at least a new set of golf clubs may be nice, taking a step towards a better relationship with yourself towards success and long-term happiness will be a much better investment.

Working with a coach will be the best investment in your career and your life you have made since going to University. It’s an investment in time, effort and yes, also money. You will get to know someone much better who is close to you: you yourself. In today’s’ work environment, nothing is more important than knowing yourself, your competencies, capabilities, as well as your ideas, wishes, and perspectives. And if you’re working with a headhunter or internal HR to redefine your position or find a new one, it is absolutely essential.

Thomas Zahlten, a leading executive recruiter in the DACH Area of Europe, that’s Germany, Austria, and Switzerland teamed up with Florian Brody, an international transformational coach based in Silicon Valley.

“More and more companies look to hire highly competent professionals and executives with know-how in a wide range of domains to work in fields that are yet to be delineated and named,” says Thomas Zahlten. “We look for professionals with a high degree of self-awareness and the ability to re-invent themselves. We want every one of our clients to work with a coach.”

Your professional capabilities are essential, be it technology, business, marketing, or innovation management. 

• But how about your relationship to your work? 
• Does it fit your lifestyle? 
• Do you actually enjoy what you’re doing? 

“Everybody talks about work/life balance as if you would get more of one and less of the other, depending on how you plan your days. 

This does not make sense for two reasons – old-fashioned balance scales worked on the principle of equal weight on both sides. So that cannot be the model. 

Even more important: as long as work is not part of your life and life not part of your work, you will have a hard time reaching your next step on your personal path. “Don’t even think work/life balance,” says Florian Brody, “Think Work-Life Integration as a way to perceive yourself in the world. I am working with professionals and executives exploring the next step on their personal path. in leadership.”

Together we offer an integrated program for global leaders and coaching mentoring …