We ourselves bear the responsibility for this growth. Sometimes we succeed more easily, sometimes we find it more difficult. We then recognise only this one possible path, only this one possible way of looking at things and automatically block out everything else. How can we emerge from these frozen moments and see further and deeper again? How can we illuminate the blind spots and blind corners? How do we adopt alternative perspectives?

From my point of view, this essentially works in dialogue with other people. We need people who think differently to enrich our thinking, broaden our perspectives and help us sort out our own mental clutter. In the dialogue of difference, we come up with new ideas and construct our own history anew.

I offer you this dialogue. I see myself first and foremost as a listener and “space provider”. I accompany people by asking questions and offering changes of perspective. I hold mental threads so that you can untangle your own inner knots. The diversity of the world is particularly important to me. Maybe we are different from others in parts, but different is also just another form of right.

I listen to your story, recognise structures and patterns and offer them in a supportive way to uncover solutions. In doing so, I assume that you, as my counterpart, always already know the solution to your issue and, in any case, know best internally which path can be the right one for you. In a figurative sense, I point the torch in unlit areas to make alternatives visible.