3 - Why politics needs to meet personal development

Listen to people and build trust as a politician. Develop skills in teamwork, compromise, and information analysis. Convey both good and bad news honestly to maintain trust. Politics requires a generalist approach and the ability to adapt to different policy areas.

Know your values. But why exactly? Knowing your core personal values is a super-power - there are 5 specific benefits

Why competence is not sufficient, what confidence does to our brains, how we develop confidence, why there is a gender gap in confidence and how collective confidence matters

How to focus on what matters most - peeling away the layers one by one, starting from WHERE to focus on to WHY should you care and HOW to maintain focus.

Insights on snap elections, fast learning, perfectionism, being in the spotlight, approaching citizens for genuine conversations and dealing with discontent

Hear the insights & lessons from women leaders featured in the new book 'Leading Our Way. How Women Are Re-Defining Leadership.'

Exploring six leadership styles, identifying your natural style and knowing when and how to shift to the style needed in your organization

Book review of Stanford Prof. Jeffrey Pfeffer's book on power tactics based on social science findings

Ye-One Rhie MdB, member of the German Bundestag, shares her personal story & motivation for being in politics, and her 3 tips for those who want to go into politics.