Real leadership experience – not theoretical, but real → Executive coaches must know leadership – from the inside
Transformation experience under real conditions → Transformation is not a concept, but reality
Systemic competence plus business reality → Understanding organizations as systems – without forgetting economics
Demanding responsibility instead of therapy → Executive coaching is work, not comfort
Sovereignty in dealing with power, ego, and loneliness → At the executive level, it is rarely about methods
Clarity in language and thinking → Executives don’t need coaching rhetoric
The effect outweighs the feeling of well-being → Not everything that feels good has an effect
Credible personal maturity → Executive coaching requires inner stability.
A structured approach has also proven effective in sparring with executives and business leaders:
Preliminary Discussion
Clarification of context and objectives
Listing procedure, resources, budget
Project Work
Working on the project according to the agreement with the client.
Completion
Defined project end; handover of project to the line organization; key learnings of the project
Effectiveness
After 3 – 6 months: Sustainable implementation?
Overall Key learnings? Impact?
