THE SELF-DEVELOPER

The idea of the self-deve­lo­per goes back to Jens Corssen – psy­cho­lo­gist, con­sul­tant and one of the best-known experts for atti­tude and beha­viour change in the Ger­man-spea­king world. He has been tea­ching for over 50 years: If you want to change some­thing, you have to start with yours­elf. The grea­test power lies not in the out­side world, but in our own thoughts, fee­lings and actions.

The phi­lo­so­phy is based on four cen­tral tools:

Self-awa­re­ness, self-respon­si­bi­lity, self-con­fi­dence and self-overcoming.

They form the basis for effec­tive self-manage­ment – in life and in business.

“We strive to inspire glo­bal teams to deve­lop a shared under­stan­ding to bring about sus­tainable change.”

Jens Corssen & Andrew Bannon

Andrew Bannon

How did I become a self-developer?

My path to beco­ming a self-deve­lo­per began in an unu­sual way in 2011Jens Corssen’s assistant heard my speech at my wed­ding, was impres­sed – and put me in touch with Jens

This was fol­lo­wed by two years of inten­sive trai­ning by Jens, par­al­lel to my Mas­ter in Coa­ching and Beha­viou­ral Change. In 2013, I gave my first pre­sen­ta­ti­ons on the phi­lo­so­phy of the self-deve­lo­per – initi­ally in Eng­lish, later also in Ger­man – for inter­na­tio­nal com­pa­nies and organisations.

Since then, I have con­ti­nuously expan­ded the range of topics and brought the phi­lo­so­phy into new for­mats: semi­nars, coa­ching ses­si­ons and key­notes – live, online and hybrid. Jens has not only remained a men­tor to me during this time, but has also become an important com­pa­n­ion in the fur­ther deve­lo­p­ment of this philosophy.

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