Success is (not) what you think.
Hello, my name is Monika.
I am the managing director of Sattler Consulting GmbH, success mindset expert, two-time cycling record holder, author and international speaker.
I support companies, teams and managers in developing a success mindset to increase productivity, satisfaction and motivation. To do this, I use my self-developed 6P success mindset model.
I have conducted over 500 coaching sessions and delivered over 200 keynotes and workshops, including engagements with AWS, Deutsche Telekom, Hager Group, Knorr Bremse, Intersport, AXA, and SBB.
Originally from Germany, I have lived in five countries, studied International Security with a focus on nuclear weapons, worked for the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, spent time in professional cycling and was a management consultant.
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The advantages of a success mindset
Positive and confident
Solution-oriented and innovative
Open to change
Motivated even in tough times
How do you want to develop a success mindset?
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
In Motion
124 Swiss Passes Challenge