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Every property is connected to people and families, money and destinies, the past and the future. Systemic constellations reveal these connections.

As a trained architect, Claudia Fend understands the enormous significance of real estate—and also the burden it can entail.

In the recording of her seminar, Claudia provides a wealth of basic knowledge about the impact of real estate and land on people.

In addition, it uses VISTEMA to^®-The panels discuss specific cases in detail that are of concern to the participants.

The Japanese term "ikigai" refers to the meaning of life—one's purpose—in a broader, more joyful sense.

In this workshop recording, Susanne Kogler guides participants through a stimulating discussion, encouraging them to set out on a journey to discover their own IKIGAI. Naturally, the VISTEMA^®️-Board is used.

Using specific questions and examples, Susanne guides participants through their individual processes and is available to answer any questions they may have.

By the way, you'll also find the right board template in your dashboard IKIGAI Model.

Teams are formed to successfully carry out projects. However, a shared goal is sometimes not enough to ensure productive teamwork. Various issues, such as a lack of openness and low standards, can stand in the way of success.

In his Network Impulse, Thorsten Visbal discusses how teams can be actively developed and shaped. In it, he shares valuable theories and insights.

In the practical portion of the workshop, he also has the participants set up a sample team constellation on the VISTEMA^®-Perform a board check.

All too often, we find ourselves in unclear situations. Essential information is missing, conflicting accounts emerge, or those involved experience the same scenario in different ways.

Like VISTEMA^®-Georg Breiner explains in this video how the board helps explore and interpret unclear situations.

He explains the process on the board: how the relevant factors are presented, how to examine the first image, and how to look for what’s missing. Georg also illustrates the procedure with a few real-world examples.

The examples that await you in this video:

- A woman in her early 50s is actually in a satisfactory situation in life: She is happily married, has two adult children, a beautiful home, and a job that interests her. Nevertheless, she feels a sense of dissatisfaction that she cannot quite pinpoint.

- A woman in her early 40s has been a self-employed management consultant for 8 years; she has interesting assignments, works a lot, and earns a good living. But she, too, is growing increasingly dissatisfied.

- At a software company, a strategically important client project isn't getting off the ground. It's months behind schedule, and everyone involved has what seem to be reasonable explanations for the delay.

How do I stay in tune with a social context that is becoming more rigid, that is changing, that unsettles me—without losing myself?

Marion Quaas-Reinhard explores this complex question in this Network Impulse.

This refers, for example, to authoritarian tendencies, the growing glass ceiling for women in management, or the problematic way some people deal with diversity.

Among other things, Marion presents the map of internal development and demonstrates the ten phases of the vertical maturity model on VISTEMA^®-Board.