Those who lead an active life inevitably fail now and then. Learn how to become more successful thanks to more composure.

With the necessary composure to success

"Try again. Fail again. Better to fail." This quote from Samuel Beckett sums up the fact that we all fail now and then. But it also says that we can fail "better." But how do we do that? The big difference between ordinary failure and successful failure lies in how we deal with it. In this workshop you will learn how to react to failure with composure and, despite setbacks, to reach your goals with courage and creativity. Thanks to humour you will fail "better" next time and will be able to manage even difficult situations with confidence.

Aims and contents of the workshop

In this workshop you will discover and refine your personal kind of humour. You will practice how to react confidently in unpleasant situations, find creative solutions in problematic situations, expand your repertoire of actions and learn how to deal calmly with pressure to perform. Look forward to the following contents and topics:

• Change of perspective: The benefits of failure
• This is how facilitating failure can be
  
• The humour potential of failure
• Integration of the learned in everyday situations
  
• Activate own resources

Your workshop leader

Her expert for business humour and communication studied German at the University of Zurich, was a high school teacher and university lecturer, worked in a theatre and was a freelance journalist and author. After further training at Anthony Robbins Leadership University and the Tamala Humor School in Constance, among others, she became a trainer and coach in 2004. Her clients include insurance companies, banks, universities and personalities from the fields of sport, education and management.

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