How much do you like it to look at yourself?

For me personally, there answer to that question is twofold. When it comes to self-reflection on character, qualities and even improvements, let's call this the "inside" than I like it. However, when it comes to my body I don't like looking to myself at all.

And still I consciously put pictures of myself on my renewed website. After all, my text says "Mind-Act is Nicole." By that I mean, of course, especially the " inner part" of me. This part you can get to know and experience, but can not be captured in an unique picture.

Unique is the way I can distinguish myself of many others. I can decide to look as little as possible to my own body in the mirror. But I realize that this "picture" is the first that the people I meet see of me. This first look might invite to really get to know each other.

Talking to each other to experience the present together. To transform dreams into ambitions and make them come true. That is what every person needs, me too, to use and form personal unique qualities. These experiences show the "real" picture of each other and yourself. They also make visible all the unique qualities you and others used to achieve the successful outcomes.

That's what gives me energy, discover the uniqueness in each person and together ensure that it will be at his best in the working and living environment. Show the best parts of yourself to be a leader of yourself and others, as well as during change and collaboration with others.

That's why my company is called Mind-Act, make up your mind and act like it! In other words ... decide what you want and just do it. Using your personal strenghts, you can achieve many of your ambitions. Who doesn't want that? I do for sure, even if that means there need to be pictures of myself on my new website to get in touch with you.

Do you want to get to know the human being and the professional behind this pictures? Explore together where we can add something for each other? How we can be helpfull for each other? Please feel free to contact me for a (re) introduction.