Your mindset is the key to success
with executive mindset coach, 2x cycling record holder, TEDx speaker and author
Monika Sattler
Top athletes have known it for a long time...
As you think, so you become. Thoughts, attitudes and your mindset play a key role in determining how successful you are. And this applies not only in sport, but also in your private and professional life.
With over 10 years of coaching experience, 20 years in competitive sports, two cycling records and a sustainable coaching approach, I support leaders, entrepreneurs and top athletes in pursuing their goals sustainably.
Success begins with the decision to act. Start now!
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As a neutral person of trust, I will support in:
- pursuing your goals successfully.
- developing a winner`s mentality.
- achieving your best mental performance.
- realizing your full potential.
- continuing despite setbacks and mistakes.
- developing an innovative approach.
From my story to my mission
My name is Monika.
At the age of 19, I wanted to become a secret agent and therefore studied international security in the USA with a focus on nuclear weapons.
I quickly realized that the reality was different. I then worked at the IMF and the World Bank. Nothing stood in the way of my career. Except for my passion for sport. After a failed professional cycling career, I became a management consultant. That didn't fulfill me and so, at 30, I was faced with the big question: what do I really want from my career?
With nothing but my bike, I set off to the other side of the world to answer this question. I realized that many people are in the same situation. But they were afraid to step out of their comfort zone to realize their full potential and go their own way.
Helping them became my mission.
For the past ten years, I have been passionate about helping people to develop a mindset that enables them to realize their full potential.
As a mindset coach and international speaker, I have over 10 years of coaching experience as well as 120 keynotes and workshops and have worked with well-known companies such as AWS, Deutsche Telekom, UPS and AXA.
Why work with me?
My own life story, my experience as a professional athlete and as a management consultant has broadened my understanding of how important a strong mindset is. I have learned to perform at my best even under the most difficult conditions, be it in my professional, private or sporting life.
I have identified trends for a strong mindset. Six to be exact. This gave rise to my 6P success mindset model, which I use in my keynotes, workshops and training sessions. My approaches are unconventional and provide fresh impetus and new insights.
My clients describe me as authentic and trustworthy and appreciate my ability to quickly put myself in other people's shoes.
Don't try to change people. Give them the tools so that they can do it themselves.
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In the SRF Focus podcast
Monika Sattler: "Knowing yourself is the most important thing"
The woman has energy without end. Monika Sattler is back from her latest challenge: she cycled all 124 Swiss passes in one month. She talks to Anita Richner about her motivation, personal crises and the importance of courage. At the age of 30, Monika Sattler was at a low point. She had two master's degrees from renowned American universities under her belt and had gained career experience at the IMF, the World Bank and IBM. But she was not happy. In "Focus," she tells how she radically turned her life around, what role sports played in the process, and why it's so important to pursue your inner passions.
In the Neue Zürcher Zeitung
Monika Sattler lives fast.
So quickly, in fact, that she already 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 lasts until retirement for other people: The German, who now lives in Bern, studied security sciences, focusing on nuclear weapons, at Georgetown University in the USA on a sports scholarship in volleyball. She then worked for the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. At 24, she began racing bikes, and a year and a half later she was a professional cyclist for three months...to the article .here
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