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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2021 · 34 MIN

Was liest .... Mr. Umsetzer eigentlich?

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Der Buchplausch Im Interview mit Dejan Novakovic, Mr. Umsetzer (UnternehmerInnen-Coach) Wie liest Dejan – also so, das er auch was davon mitnimmt, Tipps für den Umgang mit Sach- und Fachbüchern. Welches Buch hat ihn nachhaltig beeindruckt und warum? Wie ist er das geworden, was er heute ist? Was war sein life-changing-moment? Was ist die größte Challenge beim Coaching der eigenen Ehefrau? Dejan sprüht vor Ideen und probiert aus, was immer ihn umtreibt. Man kann auch einfach sagen: Dejan macht einfach. Er testet jede seiner verrückten Ideen und lebt seinen Spieltrieb aus. Seine Erkenntnisse daraus gibt er an andere Unternehmer:innen weiter. Dafür coacht er in 1:1 Online Meetings. Neugierig? Hier geht es zu seiner Seite: https://umsetzer.at/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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