Snowboarding

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2 responses to “Snowboarding”

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   February 24, 2005

   Mike Wagner

   I like this! And I relate to it. It was how I felt learning to ski the first time with the "little ones" fearlessly zooming past me. I had not even thought of how older snowboarder must feel seeing the same age group blow past them.

   Now a question: egos are fragil, how do you negotiate the ego issues with clients as you teach them happiness at work? What kinds of resistence to you get? I had this image of you as the "kid snowboarder" with the "adult business leader" and could hear the leader saying "happiness at work is easy for you Alex – you got lucky and have started your own company, but . . . "

   Hope all is well in everyway possible!
   Mike
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   February 24, 2005

   Alexander Kjerulf

   Excellent question, and it’s interesting that in all the workshops I’ve done, it hasn’t come up even once. Probably because our workshops let the participants discover things for themselves rather than us telling them.

   Every statement that comes from themselves and from their own experience carries a much higher credibility than anything I could ever say.

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