Featured on the topics of mental strength, courageous implementation power & resilience in over 100 podcasts, magazines, TV shows, among others:
Hello, my name is Moni.
As a child, I wanted to be a secret agent à la James Bond - and studied international security with a focus on nuclear weapons.
But it quickly became clear that reality and film are two different worlds.
I worked at the IMF and the World Bank, then switched to professional sport - failed - and finally ended up in management consulting.
The turning point came at 30: I realized: Mental strength is the key to overcoming challenges and really achieving big goals - like my cycling records and the Hyrox World Championships.
Today, I support people in pushing their mental boundaries, taking courageous action and achieving goals that they once thought impossible.
What would you achieve if you reached your full potential?
Imagine being mentally so strong to confidently master any changes, make bold decisions, use setbacks to your advantage, and achieve great things. That’s exactly what you’ll experience in my keynotes.
You will learn practical mindset and leadership strategies inspired by extreme experiences in sport and over 10 years of executive coaching.
Communicated authentically, powerfully and with a pinch of humor - so that you and your team benefit in the long term.
What I bring with me
Interested in how an inspiring keynote can support your event?
Because success is not what you think it is
Because success is not what you think it is
Everyone wants to be successful, but how do you achieve this and what really matters?
Monika Sattler is a globetrotter, former professional cyclist and experienced trainer for managers and teams. She uses her extensive experience and the 6P success mindset model she developed to explain how you can become successful and pursue seemingly unattainable goals.
Her book will motivate you to find the courage to trust yourself and your strengths, to set meaningful and fulfilling goals. Not to wait for the perfect moment, but to get started and get out of your bubble. It also aims to take away your fear of change, the unknown future and possible failures. With numerous real-life examples.
There are only limits if we set them.
Customer testimonials
Daniel Brühwiler
CEO, Global Strategic Capital
Monika is a trustworthy, committed, empathetic executive coach and sparring partner who focuses on individual needs so that I, as an executive, can get the most out of them. I have been working with her for over a year now and her coaching is thought provoking and has created a greater awareness of myself and my personal development.
Madeleine Wolf
Chief Marketing Officer, Open Systems
Monika Sattler has left a lasting impression not only on me, but also on our IT decision-makers. With a strong business acumen, academic background and extensive consulting experience, she combines a tireless drive to inspire others - shaped by her path as an extreme athlete - with a great passion for new challenges.
Petra Rohner
President of the SWONET Foundation
The success of a conference is influenced by the speakers, who impart valuable knowledge and experience and ignite a palpable energy and enthusiasm for the topic. This is exactly what we could experience at Business & Network Day 2024 through Monika Sattler. Time and again, I meet participants who talk to me about her presentation and the valuable impulses, and they were able to take away impressive added value from the conference.
In the RTL/Stern podcast
In the leading podcast for female leadership "The Boss"
A life crisis gave her a crazy sporting idea. Then Monika Sattler realized that what she had learned on her bike was a strategy for success in life.
Many people have a midlife crisis when they are over 40. They were there earlier.
Yes, actually - I was in a life crisis when I was 30.
You can listen to the full interview with leadership coach and former professional cyclist Monika Sattler in the podcast here:
In the Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Monika Sattler lives fast.
So fast that she had a midlife crisis at the age of 30 - that's what she calls the low she was in. What she had achieved by then would have lasted until retirement for other people: the German, who now lives in Bern, studied security sciences at Georgetown University in the USA, specializing in nuclear weapons, on a sports scholarship for volleyball. She then worked for the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. She started racing bikes at the age of 24, and a year and a half later she was a professional cyclist for three months...zum Artikel here.
How to turn failures into success
Based on my experiences with failure - from my personal story to cycling records to entrepreneurship - I have gained unique insights that I share in my newsletter.
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