The illusion of perfection and why transformation never ends.
- schleiflea
- Nov 12
- 1 min read
Updated: 5 days ago
In conversations with executives, I often hear the same words: “Our employees accept the goals. Everyone can always speak up about anything. We are a strong team.”
It sounds perfect. Almost too perfect.
But organizations are not finished works of art.
They are full of movement, friction, and change.
Feeling secure is tempting. It conveys control, stability, success.
But this is precisely where the danger lies: those who believe they have arrived lose sight of the dynamics.
- Goals must be renegotiated and filled with life again and again.
- Trust only remains if it is actively nurtured.
Organizational development never ends.
I support organizations in precisely this area of tension: between the feeling of stability and the need for constant renewal. In doing so, I work in a humane, efficient, structured, and innovative manner.




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