#71 mit Markus Rußwurm, Gründer des Instituts für Veränderungskultur: Wie Veränderung Teil der Komfortzone wird

from New Work Chat · host Gabriel Rath

Vom leidenschaftlichen DJ in der Lübecker Clubszene zum Gründer des Instituts für Veränderungskultur. Markus Rußwurm sieht Transformation nicht als Programm, das man von oben nach unten gegen alle Widerstände ausrollt. Er hat einen Weg gefunden, wie Veränderung zum Bestandteil der Komfortzone wird. Wie das gehen kann erklärt der Wirtschaftspsychologe, der außerdem passionierter Vater ist, im Podcast.

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