What is a High Performance Mindset?
And why is it more relevant than ever for leaders? Dr. Matthias Krüger, Head of JENEWEIN Academy, explains what can be learned from professional athletes and how.
Why we rely on in-person presence: The power of genuine encounter
Right now, the greatest power of personal development lies in personal encounters. Digital learning formats are convenient, but learning in in-person formats has decisive advantages.
The end of the glass ceiling in football!
With Marie-Louise Eta, the Bundesliga gets its first head coach – a decision driven less by gender than by competence. The criticism highlights how strongly prejudice and the “glass ceiling” still persist. Real progress happens where performance matters – not stereotypes.
Rhetoric for leaders: Why your presence determines your success
Poor speakers are often the wrongly trained ones – the polished, the perfected. Expert Michael Rossié explains why rhetoric is far more than a soft skill and what genuine leadership communication is made of.
Effort vs. Effortless
More effort does not mean more performance – often it produces the opposite. Whoever lets go and trusts what is already within them finds their natural flow.
How to destroy psychological safety in 17 minutes!
Whoever punishes mistakes immediately destroys trust and takes away people’s courage to unfold their potential. Psychological safety is not a «soft» component – it is the foundation for genuine performance.
High performance needs leaders who help others to flourish not languish!
Those who focus on strengths rather than deficits get more performance in return – that is what the Pygmalion Effect shows. Coaches like Kompany and Flick lead by example; Nagelsmann does the opposite.
JENEWEIN supports offshore sailor Oliver Heer on his journey to the Vendée Globe 2028
Oliver Heer made sailing history with his first Vendée Globe. Now his next chapter begins – back to the “Everest of the Seas.” JENEWEIN accompanies him as his Mental Performance Partner.
When Heroes Fall: Where Does Courage End and Where Does Recklessness Begin?
Lindsey Vonn’s comeback shows what is possible when you believe in yourself despite setbacks. But her fall raises an important question: where does courage end – and where does recklessness begin?
«I’m not chasing. I’m creating my own history.»
Djokovic proves: peak performance does not fail in the body, but in the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves — carried by self-efficacy and belief in one’s own capability.