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1 September 2024
Why we so often fail to reach our goals (and what to do instead)
As the end of the year is approaching, I am often thinking back about this old classmate I spoke to, about five years ago. At that moment she told me, […]
: Why we so often fail to reach our goals (and what to do instead)
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19 July 2024
Empowered and Unstoppable: Shattering Gender-Based Limiting Beliefs with Somatic Practices
“Are you sure you can handle that project? It’s quite challenging”, one of your colleagues questions, casting doubt as you volunteered to take on additional responsibilities at work. “I’m not […]
: Empowered and Unstoppable: Shattering Gender-Based Limiting Beliefs with Somatic Practices
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4 April 2024
Why you never succeeded in changing your behaviour… and why your BODY has the answer
Changing your behaviour is hard: we all know that. But why is it so difficult for us to change, even when we REALLY want to? And is there any way to succeed? The secret lies in somatics: your body has the answers for you.
: Why you never succeeded in changing your behaviour… and why your BODY has the answer
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21 March 2024
5 reasons people quit their job
Every manager has had to deal with it: employees that quit. It’s part of the job. But what if your top employees leave one after the other? Or if employees that started 6 months ago already leave? That’s a different story.
: 5 reasons people quit their job
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8 January 2024
#SheInspires: 6 women who inspire us in 2021
Doors Open came up with an initiative that combines World Compliment day with International Women’s Day 2021. In the run-up to International Women’s Day, we complimented an inspiring female leader every day. These women #choosetochallenge all in their own unique ways.
: #SheInspires: 6 women who inspire us in 2021
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24 September 2023
What does working virtually mean in practice?
When Doors Open visited Norway in February 2019 to mentor a newly formed team, with members spread over four countries, we had the chance to prepare the team for the […]
: What does working virtually mean in practice?
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25 July 2023
When you don’t even know how to make a sandwich anymore
“How are you? “ Yeah good. Busy, you know, but good. How are you?” While you answer your friends question on the Saturday morning during your coffee date before you […]
: When you don’t even know how to make a sandwich anymore
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17 June 2023
My Best Mistake – Svenja Vollmer
Making mistakes is THE way to learn and develop yourself. That is why we at Doors Open are celebrate making mistakes! Every month we interview entrepreneurs, leaders, professional athletes… People who, just like you, have gotten to where they are by failing and standing up again. They have told us about their best mistake: a…
: My Best Mistake – Svenja Vollmer
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6 April 2023
My Best Mistake – Cees Juffermans
On 12 February 2006 Cees Juffermans has the chance to write history in Dutch sports during the Olympic games in Turin. But his own mistake shatters his childhood dream. What happend on that Sunday? And even more importantly: What did Cees learn from his mistake?
: My Best Mistake – Cees Juffermans
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13 January 2023
You’re making me blush
Why it’s so difficult to receive compliments – and what you can do about it“What? This old thing? I’ve had it for years!” I hear myself saying this more often […]
: You’re making me blush
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22 October 2022
Six Ted Talks about leadership that everyone needs to see
One of my favourite hobbies on an evening off during the week or on a Sunday morning is watching Ted Talks. I find it one of the best sources of […]
: Six Ted Talks about leadership that everyone needs to see
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25 June 2021
Why “this is how I am” isn’t an excuse and the ancient Greeks already knew this
“That’s just the way I am.” Is there anyone in your surroundings that has never said this before? I still need to meet that unique person that hasn’t. Even “that […]
: Why “this is how I am” isn’t an excuse and the ancient Greeks already knew this