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We are a coaching practice that believes teams are the unit to create a better future.
Widening Perspectives.
Together.
Perspectives.
Reflecting on leadership, team dynamics, and systemic awareness. Perspectives for thoughtful leaders and teams.
Widening Perspectives. Together.​
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Perspectives and short posts are shared regularly on Nadja L. Jarl's LinkedIn profile — follow here.
Perspective: Collaboration isn’t contribution alone — it’s timing, awareness, and restraint.
True collaboration isn’t measured by contribution alone, but by the capacity to sense what’s needed next.
Knowing when to step forward with clarity , and when to step aside with trust. It is a leadership discipline rooted in self-awareness.
In high-performing teams, contribution is coordinated, not constant. This requires humility, listening, and the maturity to recognise when someone else’s success depends on your space.
▸ Where might stepping aside invite better outcomes than stepping in?​
Perspective: Collaboration isn’t about volume. It’s about rhythm, reciprocity, and respect.
Collaboration rarely depends on how strongly we speak, but more often on our ability to hold conviction without closing the space for others.
It can be seen as the quiet discipline of weaving clarity with curiosity, and authority with humility
Perhaps in leadership, dialogue isn’t only about exchange, but about allowing space for emergence.
When conviction is tempered by humility, connection deepens, and shared discoveries surface that no single voice could have uncovered alone.
â–¸ Where might humility turn conviction into connection, and connection into discovery?
Perspective: Collaboration deepens when differences are acknowledged, not erased.
Trust doesn’t require sameness. It is shaped by how teams hold difference.
Collaboration isn’t only about alignment. It’s about rhythm. When distinct perspectives are listened to with curiosity and restraint, they can become threads in a shared pattern of trust.
No single voice can carry the whole vision. Yet together, differences can become architecture, not friction.
â–¸ Where might acknowledging difference help trust expand rather than contract?
Perspective: Collaboration is rarely a negotiation of competing visions; it is more often a disciplined generosity.
It invites leaders to anchor clarity without rigidity and to hold space without withdrawing presence. In many teams, vision is not diluted by inclusion. It is strengthened by how spaciously it is held. To collaborate well is to know when to lead with precision and when to listen with openness to emergence.
This is where trust forms: not from control, but from coherence.
â–¸ Where does holding space strengthen not weaken the clarity of vision?
Perspective: Gratitude isn’t just a pause; it’s perspective: a way of seeing that transforms.
Even in challenging times for many, gratitude shifts the relentless drive toward what’s next into clarity, resilience, and presence.
For leaders, teams, and communities, this shift is more than sentiment.
Gratitude sharpens vision, strengthens trust, and fuels sustainable growth. When we live and lead from this perspective, we see not only the path ahead, but the value in every step already taken, and in where we stand today.
Perspective: Hope is less about certainty, and more about agency — the quiet strength to shape what is unfolding
â–¸ Where can you lean into shaping what comes, rather than waiting to know what’s next?
Pespective: Gentleness isn't about stepping back or going soft. It's a conscious step through, with clarity, with presence, and with care.It’s the leadership posture often forgotten in the drive for performance, but it’s the one that shifts rooms, calms systems, and enables better thinking. Gentleness isn’t resistance. It’s wisdom in motion, backed by relational intelligence and the neuroscience of safety.And it begins with including ourselves. Because how we meet ourselves shapes how we meet others.
â–¸ Where might lightness be the lever for better alignment in your team?
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​Named among Vienna’s Top Coaches
in consecutive years, 2024 and 2025
(Influence Digest).​​​
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For executive and team
coaching excellence.​​
Awarded an Individual Merit Award 2018
by the Director‑General of a United Nations specialized agency, for contributions
to organizational learning and leadership development coaching, before founding mindnet Jarl.
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Together.
