“It would be more accurate to say that we see with our brain rather than with our eyes. However, the more interesting point is that the brain does not always need to receive information through the eyes in order to… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“The son knows about himself as a masculine figure through the eyes of the mother, not the eyes of the father.” — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
The power of imagination is incredible. Often we see athletes achieving unbelievable results and wonder how they did it. One of the tools they… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“It would be more accurate to say that we see with our brain rather than with our eyes. However, the more interesting point is… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“Most people are driven by fear or by avoidance of pain. Only a few are driven by the benefits.” — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“The fact is that when we are filled with anxiety and fear, this affects both mental and physical functioning and reduces our capacity to… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“Contrary to popular myth, great teams are not characterized by an absence of conflict. On the contrary, in my experience, one of the most… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“Self-reliant loners, who think they can do everything on their own, often make fatal mistakes and decisions.” — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“The seven manifestations of broken bonding are psychosomatic illness, violence and aggression, addiction, depression, burnout, stress reaction, and organizational conflict.” — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
“The capacity to develop close and enduring relationships is one mark of a leader.” — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
Mindfulness can create a foundation for emotional bonding that allows you to be fully present and authentic during dialogues or a discussion. A mindful… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
A hallmark of high performance leaders is the ability to influence others through all levels and types of communication, from simple interactions to difficult… — George Kohlrieser Copy Share Image
