Independent researcher, artist, social entrepreneur, and leadership and strategy advisor I was born in Zurich in 1975 and grew up in Switzerland. The last six years I lived in Tokyo, and currently, I’m staying in Pune/India. I love open-minded people everywhere and the passion to working relentlessly for developing human potential, which is an overarching theme throughout all his work. I have extensive experience in leadership and management, organizational psychology research, and learning & development practice. I have worked as a teacher, a leadership trainer, as well as a senior manager responsible for client relationships, counseling, and virtual teams around the world. Also, I’m a social entrepreneur and serving as a strategy and leadership advisor in different ways. My goal is to inspire with interdisciplinary, innovative, and cross-cultural approaches to personal and professional development for the people’s individual well-being and common good alike. Continuously learning himself and keen to help, I appreciate any questions or feedback you may have at any time. Please connect here on any social media, as well as per direct email goodthings@mathias-sager.com.
I find if I can be present in the moment and relax (yes, this is one of those easier said than done things) but with practice it can happen and then the transition from past, to present to future is smoother; perhaps trusting that I make the right decision at every moment – even thought I may doubt myself at times, then I am OK. This is my work in process and thank you for your beautiful art that connected me back to my “process”. Peace, Harlon
Hi Harlon. Thank you for your great feedback. I agree, it is a process in which we are between the then and there. It is never one decision alone that decides over the future, rather is the sum of our decisions. Therefore we shouldn’t be afraid of decisions as long as we know and work towards our desired direction. I appreciate to be connected to your great blog too, sayonara:-), Mathias
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The presence is only the anticipated future. But while you are reading this assumption, the thought has again vanished to the past definitely.
Transmutation. I like that; many thanks for your input!
Aber immer … always with pleasure … toujours avec plaisir!
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Dear Miriam. Thank you very much for your support. It is such a big honor to be re-blogged by you. All the best!
You’re welcome! blessings to you!
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I find if I can be present in the moment and relax (yes, this is one of those easier said than done things) but with practice it can happen and then the transition from past, to present to future is smoother; perhaps trusting that I make the right decision at every moment – even thought I may doubt myself at times, then I am OK. This is my work in process and thank you for your beautiful art that connected me back to my “process”. Peace, Harlon
Hi Harlon. Thank you for your great feedback. I agree, it is a process in which we are between the then and there. It is never one decision alone that decides over the future, rather is the sum of our decisions. Therefore we shouldn’t be afraid of decisions as long as we know and work towards our desired direction. I appreciate to be connected to your great blog too, sayonara:-), Mathias