"Walk and Talk" is a format that everyone is talking about at the moment. We already know that exercise is good for us and often helps us to come up with great and innovative ideas, especially when walking in fresh air. But is it possible to move every meeting or workshop out into nature? Where are the limits and what is such a format particularly suitable for? In this blog post, we will discuss what to consider when planning walkshops or walk and talks and for which tasks th

Going from zero to a hundred rarely works, especially not in meetings in which results are to be worked out collaboratively. In terms of the group formation process according to Bruce Tuckmann (1965) certain phases are required that enable a group to work together constructively. It is therefore important to ensure that the group can go through each of these phases, even in short meetings. We offer space so that members can get to know each other (forming) and clarify their i

The forest keeps us fit and healthy. Meanwhile, numerous studies have shown that a stay in the forest works like a kind of aromatherapy. By inhaling the essential oils that the trees give off into the air, our immune system is strengthened. Anxiety, depression and anger are reduced, stress hormones can be reduced and vitality increases. In addition, due to the terpenes contained in the forest air, our bodies produce more killer cells that are effective against cancer. A regul

The corona pandemic has changed a lot in our everyday work. We work from home and sit in front of the computer many hours a day. We have found new formats to successfully implement workshops and meetings in online settings (more on this in another blog post). Despite all the helpful tools such as ZOOM and Miro, it is still challenging to design creative processes in the virtual space as successfully as face to face. For some tasks it is essential that people come together, se