#17 "For me, there are two types of wrong decisions and I can only live with one of them."
- Gina Friedrich
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
**Translation of a German Episode**
Hello and welcome to episode #17 of my podcast, which I hope will once again provide you with a good dose of inspiration, motivation, and new ideas from my interviewee today. And that person today is Stefan Reinartz.
A man who has already succeeded twice in turning his passion into his career. As a boy, he dreamed of becoming a professional soccer player – and actually made it to the German national team. At the same time, he began studying psychology at the Fernuniversität Hagen (Fern University of Hagen) and is now the managing director of his own company, "Impect," in Cologne.
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Today he shares with us how he asked himself early in his career whether he really wanted to be a footballer and how he was more concerned with the time after sports. He describes in great detail how he made his own decisions on this exciting journey—one that wasn't always accompanied by the understanding of others. We hear why advice wasn't very helpful when making decisions, but it taught him a lot about what makes the people around him tick. In this episode, you'll hear what goals, mistakes, values, and priorities mean to him today, and what it means to him to experience self-efficacy!
The website of Impect GmbH
The book "Big Five for Life" mentioned by Stefan
The book I mentioned by the same author "The Café at the Edge of the World"
Are you currently facing an important decision, or are you repeatedly asking yourself what MY path is? I would be happy to support you as a Career & Life Coach – in person in Düsseldorf, but also nationwide online or by phone. Simply contact me for a free initial consultation at coaching@gina-friedrich.com – I look forward to hearing from you!
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