About us
Our Mission
Good consultants bring in their whole selves. They don’t play the role of a consultant, or restrict themselves to what is expected. They embrace being a Whole-Person Consultant.
Our Vision
We’ve seen them: consultants that work according to the book, do what they are supposed to do, often even quite effectively. But, something is missing. They are hard to relate to, wear a mental suit, or don’t say what they really think.
Our Objectives
I aim to be the exact opposite. When I work with a client, they deserve “all of me”—to use John Legend’s words. This means not just my consulting skills or intelligence, but also my creativity, personality, and vulnerabilities.
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We are true to ourselves, and commit to always perform at our best.
Whole-Person Consulting (WPC) :
COGNITIVE: LEFT and RIGHT BRAIN:
Traditionally, consulting is a left-brain activity. It has a strong fact-based, cognitive-analytical focus aimed at deconstructing and solving problems in a scientific way. The right part of the brain, associated with creativity, intuition, holistic thinking, empathy and self-awareness is largely ignored. WPC corrects this limitation.
SOCIAL: RELATIONAL and INVOLVED:
Old-style consulting is detached. WPC is deeply human-centered. You work with your clients, not for them. And not just with the top; you’ll bring in everyone’s perspective and engage in a true conversation, thereby creating personal relationships—even if they just last weeks or months.
EMOTIONAL: HEAD and HEART:
So far, consulting is often primarily a head-only activity. The image is that of consultants as cold “talking heads” that switch off their emotions and provide clinical advice. But next to a head, people have a heart too. Not using that in consulting in today’s challenging environment is a waste of potential
ETHICAL: VALUE and VALUES-BASED:
Consulting in the past could be instrumental and neutral, focusing on what the client asked for. WPCs don’t do that. They bring in their values and judgments in the consulting process as well. Not to enforce their views on clients, but to help them think about and challenge their views.
PHYSICAL: MIND and BODY:
The classical consultant is not supposed to get their hands dirty. They give advice, but stay away from execution. However, consultants also have a body. While the amount of physical work is of course limited, WPCs don’t shy away from doing real work for the client, like helping with implementation.