Train your success mindset!
Your success mindset is like a muscle. You can train it.
Hello, my name is Moni.
At the age of 30, I found myself in a "midlife crisis". I had two master's degrees from renowned American universities and had gained career experience at the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and IBM. I was also a professional cyclist for a short time.
However, I wasn't happy and moved from Australia to Spain with a one-way ticket and my bike.
I learned quite a few things, especially what it takes to develop a mindset that allows you to overcome all obstacles with courage, self-confidence and motivation in order to successfully achieve your goals - no matter how seemingly impossible they appear.
Today, ten years and two cycling records later, with over 20 years of experience and my own model, I support leaders and teams to train their success mindset to adapt to change, increase motivation and gain courage. Like a muscle, these skills are a matter of training.
As an international speaker, I have led more than 200 keynotes and workshops and worked with well-known companies such as AWS, Deutsche Telekom, and AXA.
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Why train your success mindset?
Courage
You have a clear goal and the courage to pursue it.
Focus
You are 100% focused and prioritize your time and energy
Motivation
You are motivated and actively work towards your goal
Changes
You adapt to changes and overcome obstacles
Train your success mindset with me
Why work with me?
I have experienced the highs and lows myself: the failed career change and the courage to dare to do the seemingly impossible - professionally, privately and in sport. I have learned what it takes to motivate yourself and your team in order to successfully pursue focused goals, no matter how many obstacles lie in your way: it's the success mindset.
And you can train that.
Now - with over 10 years of coaching experience - I train leaders and teams to increase their success mindset, which leads to more courage, motivation, productivity and satisfaction.
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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.
Daniel Brühwiler, CEO Global Strategic Capital
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Thanks to Monika Sattler's coaching, I made a decision in deliberate steps that seemed like a huge leap. Each of these steps sharpened my view of my future path. In the end, the final step towards a new beginning became inevitable and convincing.
Denise Jacob, former CFO of Schütz Service AG, followed her dream of becoming a journalist
Don't try to change people. Give them the tools so that they can do it themselves.
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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. Using her extensive experience and the 6P success mindset model she developed, she explains how you can become successful and pursue even 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.
Available from July 9.
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What it takes to make dreams come true
I have had my share of courageous and unusual decisions.
I gave up a career-oriented job at the World Bank to see if I could become a professional cyclist. I failed several times to turn my passion for cycling into a career. I started to believe that there is no such thing as a job you love. At the age of 30, I left my job in management consulting and moved to the other side of the world with nothing but my bike.
I had no plan other than an overnight hotel stay and a six-week car rental. My mission? To find my purpose in life. And a year later, I set a seemingly impossible record.
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Adventure Gravel Transalp
Freedom without borders
The former professional road cyclist Monika Sattler is constantly looking for new challenges. In 2018, she became the first woman to complete the 3,300km Vuelta a España course on the same day as the male pros. After numerous gravel races in the USA, she has now tackled an Alpine crossing on the popular gravel bike.
The book accompanies her on her six stages from Graun to Lake Garda, tells you about the challenges along the way and about the most beautiful moments on the 402 kilometers and 10,440 meters in altitude.
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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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