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Andreas von der Heydt Coaching & Consulting

Andreas von der Heydt Coaching & Consulting

职业培训和指导

Fort Lauderdale,Florida 163 位关注者

Executive Coaching, Consulting, Advising.

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AVDH Coaching & Consulting was founded and is led by Andreas von der Heydt. Andreas is a certified coach and master coach. He was co-founder at Amazon Germany′s in-house Coaching Program and a founding member of L′Oréal's Mentoring Program in Germany. Over the past 20 years, Andreas has coached hundreds of executives, leaders, start-up entrepreneurs, and young managers. Both as internal & external coach. His latest book, which has been released in December 2021, is about how organizations can create a Coaching Culture. Based on his profound coaching education over two decades with some of the world’s leading coaches, paired with his own real-life business and people management experience as well as academic research, Andreas has developed his distinct and highly effective coaching approach. It entails, among other aspects, elements, and techniques of the following main coaching schools of thought: Systemic Coaching, Stakeholder Centered Coaching, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) Coaching, Provocative Coaching, and Active Inquiry Coaching. Andreas’ background is in general management, HR, sales & marketing, product as well as learning & development. In the US, Europe, and Australasia. He held executive positions at Chewy, Amazon, and L′Oréal. He started his career with REWE, a leading European retailing group. As a passionate leadership expert, Andreas possesses comprehensive international working experience in E-Commerce, Technology, Consumer Goods, Retail, and Services. Andreas studied business management and economics at Ludwigshafen Business School (Germany), in Salamanca (Spain), and in Nagoya (Japan). As a life-long learner he did an MBA at Henley Management School in the UK and a Doctor of Education (Ed.D) at Northeastern University in Boston, USA. His specialization is on organizational leadership and learning to help building high-performing organizations and fulfilled teams. He's a native German who speaks English, French, Spanish, and some Japanese.

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https://andreasvonderheydt.com/
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职业培训和指导
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1 人
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Fort Lauderdale,Florida
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私人持股
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Executive Coaching、Leadership Coaching、Coaching Culture、Consulting、Coaching Consulting、Building A Coaching Culture、CEO Coaching、Young Professionals Coaching、Career Coaching、Success Coaching、Start Up Coaching、Business Coaching、Change Management、Innovation、Human Resources、Talent Management、General Management、Leadership、Digital Transformation和Technology

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  • Live on Linkedin by Andreas von der Heydt in 1 hour: How To Create Psychological Safety As A Leader The Right Way #psychologicalsafety #leader #leadership #growth https://lnkd.in/eh3X5Yy5

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    Andreas von der Heydt Andreas von der Heydt是领英影响力人物

    Executive Coach, Consultant, Advisor.

    One of the greatest misunderstandings about psychological safety is that it means lowering performance standards, avoiding difficult conversations, or “wrapping teams in cotton wool.” Learn in this free 1-hour live session more about psychological safety and how best to apply it as a leader to increase impact. #psychologicalsafety #leader #leadership #manager #management #impact #highimpact #AVDH #performance

    How To Create Psychological Safety As A Leader The Right Way

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  • Excellence isn’t built on perfection. It’s built on response! #Resilience #PsychologicalSafety #Leader #Leadership #AVDH https://lnkd.in/eQ7JUKpJ

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    Andreas von der Heydt Andreas von der Heydt是领英影响力人物

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    Most people think greatness is about domination. Precision. Control. But here’s the twist: even the world’s best lose nearly half the time. Point by point. Excellence isn’t built on perfection. It’s built on response! Not winning every point, but refusing to be defined by the ones you don’t. Not chasing flawless outcomes, but mastering your recovery game. True impact? It’s how quickly you reset. How psychologically safe you feel. How fiercely you show up for the next point. Again and again. So, the real question isn’t: How often do you win? It’s: How do you lead when you don’t? *********************** If you want to strengthen your resilience and recovery game, reach out on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive coach, consultant, and advisor to senior leaders and entrepreneurs worldwide. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, and Tchibo. #PsychologicalSafety #resilience #determination #leader #leadership #avdh #winning #sports #business

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  • So, if today you're stepping away from something you once couldn't imagine living without, trust the journey. On the other side of this difficult choice stands your future self: stronger, wiser, and grateful you had the courage to let go. #courage #future #growth #growthmindset #psychologicalsafety #leader #leadership #avdh https://lnkd.in/eFZHrcC2

  • No one comes up with a good idea when being chased by a tiger. Obviously, and confirmed by various witnesses, that’s what Jon McNeill, President of Global Sales and Marketing at Tesla, told Elon Musk back in 2017 at their Giga Factory in Nevada. You wonder why? Read on... #leader #leadership #PsychologicalSafety #team #resilience #innovation #growth #growthmindset #avdh https://lnkd.in/eQY8we88

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    No one comes up with a good idea when being chased by a tiger. Obviously, and confirmed by various witnesses, that’s what Jon McNeill, President of Global Sales and Marketing at Tesla, told Elon Musk back in 2017 at their Giga Factory in Nevada. You wonder why? Well, on that day, a red-faced and angry Musk, after having patrolled the factory floor for a while to figure out solutions to overcome the famous manufacturing hell by inspecting the assembly line and interrogating workers he encountered, and not getting any answer which would have satisfied and appeased him, was close to exploding into one of his infamous outbursts. Which not seldom resulted in what some employees called “Elon’s Rage Firings,” meaning to terminate employees on the spot. I guess we now know who the tiger was (is), don’t we? What we can learn from this anecdote, though, without wanting to start a political discussion about Musk, but more about leadership and people management, is the following: ?? First, as a leader, the bare minimum is to treat everyone with respect, appreciation, and at eye level. ?? Second, if you want people to buy into their work, identify with their tasks, and become owners of what they do, you better create an environment where they not only feel appreciated but also safe. Creating psychological safety is a major task of any leader. It actually is one of the five traits of high-impact leaders (besides establishing a growth mindset, applying extreme ownership, operating at excellence, and applying a coaching mindset). When I start working with leaders or organizations on how best to establish psychologically safe environments and culture, an easy exercise is to assess their team’s psychological safety and reflect on the following three simple question areas: ?? Do I believe my team members feel safe sharing ideas and making mistakes? (Yes/No) Why or why not? ?? What is one thing I do that encourages psychological safety? What is one thing I might do that unintentionally discourages it? ?? What is one small change I can make to create a safer and more open team environment? Ever thought about those questions? If you want to find out more about Psychological Safety, feel free to join my free 1-hour LinkedIn Live workshop “How to create Psychological Safety as a Leader the Right Way” on March 27: https://lnkd.in/eXKDiuWZ? What do you think? ************ If you want to evolve into a high-impact leader, ping me on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive & leadership coach. Advisor to senior leaders and entrepreneurs. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, REWE, and others. #PsychologicalSafety #leader #leadership #impact #HighImpactLeader #AVDH #tesla #elonmusk

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  • Empathy is the most underrated leadership superpower. Why? #empathy #leader #leadership #superpower #humility #avdh https://lnkd.in/eE6GnB7r

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    Empathy is the most underrated leadership superpower. Why? In today’s political arenas (as witnessed a few days ago), boardrooms, and high-stakes business negotiations, too many leaders still mistake dominance and brute force for leadership. They try to push harder, speak louder, ignore others, and believe authority is the key to influence. It’s not! The leaders who truly move the needle, who create lasting impact, lead with empathy. Not as a feel-good concept, but as a strategic advantage rooted in the belief in people and the greater good. Because in the end, power controls to a certain degree and for a limited time, but empathy transforms. With impact and in a sustainable manner. WHAT EMPATHY REALLY IS (And Why Most People Get It Wrong) Empathy is not about being nice, nor is it about agreeing with others. It is the ability to step beyond your own reality, to inhabit someone else’s perspective so fully that you understand not just what they think, but why they think it. It is what allows leaders to anticipate resistance before it hardens, to resolve conflict before it escalates, and to build trust before it is needed. Those who dismiss empathy as weakness, fail to see its precision, its intelligence, and its power. They don’t realize that the best leaders aren’t the ones who impose their will, but the ones who shape outcomes by understanding people better than they understand themselves. They are the true high-impact leaders! FIVE WAYS TO LEAD WITH EMPATHY ?? Shut up and absorb: The most powerful people in the room are often the quietest, because they’re paying attention. Stop thinking about your response and start listening for meaning. ?? Spot the iceberg: What someone says is just the tip. Their fears, motivations, and history lie beneath the surface. Great leaders decode what’s unsaid. ?? Ditch the golden rule: Don’t treat people how you want to be treated. Treat them how they need to be treated. Leadership isn’t about your preferences; it’s about impact. ?? Use questions as powerful tools for clarity: “What am I missing?” “How do you see this?” “What would make this work for you?” The right question at the right moment cuts through the noise like a knife. ?? Hold space for discomfort: Empathy isn’t about making people feel good. It’s about making them feel seen. That often means sitting with uncomfortable truths without rushing to fix them. THE REAL QUESTION If you removed your title, authority, and decision-making power, would people still follow you? If the answer isn’t a hard yes, it’s not power you lack… it’s empathy! *********************** If you want to evolve into a high-impact leader, feel free to ping me on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive & leadership coach. Advisor to senior leaders and entrepreneurs. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, REWE, and others. #leader #leadership #impact #highimpact #empathy #power #business #politics #avdh?

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  • People will not remember your job title, your bank balance, or the possessions you accumulated. They won’t recall how many hours you spent working or how busy your schedule was. Success, as the world defines it, fades quickly in memory. #worklifebalance #imapct #community #leader #leadership #AVDH https://lnkd.in/erpgZHgx

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    People will not remember your job title, your bank balance, or the possessions you accumulated. They won’t recall how many hours you spent working or how busy your schedule was. Success, as the world defines it, fades quickly in memory. But what they will remember is the way you made them feel. They will remember the moments when your presence made a difference: when you truly listened, when you kept your word, when you showed up at the right time. They will remember whether you were a source of encouragement or indifference, whether you lifted them up or barely noticed them. To live a life that truly matters, we should focus on what lasts: ?? Be present. The most valuable gift you can offer is your undivided attention. ?? Keep your word. Trust is built in small moments and broken just as quickly. ?? Choose kindness over convenience. Small acts of care are often remembered for a lifetime. ?? Give more than you take. True wealth is measured by the impact you leave behind. ?? Make time for what truly matters. Because one day, time will run out. In the end, your legacy won’t be in what you owned but in how you made others feel. What is it you want to be remembered for? *********************** If you want to become a leader who leaves a meaningful legacy, feel free to ping me on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive & leadership coach. Advisor to C-suite executives, senior leaders, and entrepreneurs. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, REWE, and others.

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  • In 100 years, in 2124, we will all be dead and buried alongside our relatives and friends. There is still time for us! Decide what really matters and what YOU want YOUR legacy to be! #leader #leadership #impact #legacy #life #success https://lnkd.in/eHqute7c

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    Andreas von der Heydt Andreas von der Heydt是领英影响力人物

    Executive Coach, Consultant, Advisor.

    In 100 years, in 2124, we will all be dead and buried alongside our relatives and friends. Strangers will live in the homes we fought so hard to build and will own everything we have today. That car you spent a fortune on will probably be scrapped, totaled, or in the hands of an unknown collector. Our descendants will barely know who we were and will not remember us. How many of us know our great-grandfathers? After our death, we will be remembered for a few years, then we will only be a portrait in someone's library. A few years later, our history, photos, and deeds will be forgotten. We won't even be memories. Maybe if we stopped to think about these questions, we would understand how foolish and weak our dreams of obtaining everything are. If we could think differently, certainly our approaches and thoughts would change, and we would become different people. Always wanting more and more, without time for the things that truly matter in life. There is still time for us! Decide what really matters and what YOU want YOUR legacy to be! *********************** If you′d like to get a sparring partner to create your legacy, feel free to ping me on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive & leadership coach. Advisor to C-suite executives, senior leaders, and entrepreneurs. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, REWE, and others. #leader #leadership #legacy #values #work #life #career #impact #community

  • Why should anyone be led by you? #leader #leadership https://lnkd.in/emKJfY5p

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    He blinked, caught off guard. “What do you mean? I’m a senior leader in a pretty large company. I’ve delivered results, built teams, driven growth. For many years.” I nodded. “That’s what you’ve done. But why should anyone be led by you?” His expression shifted. “I just assumed the answer was obvious.” He exhaled. “Hm… Now I’m not so sure.” That uncertainty became our starting point. In our next sessions, I invited him to explore it. Not by analyzing leadership in theory, but by experiencing it differently. One day, I asked, “What would your team say about you when you’re not in the room?” He frowned. “That I always have a plan.” “And if, for once, you didn’t?” He hesitated. Then admitted, “Maybe they’d trust me more if I showed I don’t have all the answers.” Curious, I suggested we test that assumption. In a role-play, he told a fictional team member, “I don’t know, but I trust us to figure it out.” Afterwards, I asked, “What did you expect?” “Doubt.” “And what did you get?” He exhaled. “Engagement.” In another session, I proposed an experiment. “What if you walked the office, not as a leader, but as an observer? No fixing, no responding, just noticing.” He tried it. Later, he reflected, “I never realized how much people adjust to me. How much I shape the room, without saying a word.” Then came the tougher question: “How do you handle it when a top performer starts slipping?” He leaned forward. “I’d support them.” “And challenge them?” A pause. Then a slow nod. “I see what you mean.” Finally, I asked, “What makes you different from every other leader in your industry?” He started listing achievements. I raised an eyebrow. “That’s what you’ve done. But who are you?” That one took time. But when he found the answer, I could see it settle in. In our last session, he leaned back and said, “Now I know why they should follow me.” I smiled. “And how does that change things?” His smile was knowing. “I guess we’re about to find out.” And you? Ever asked yourself, "Why anyone should be led by You?" *********************** If you want to also find out and unlock your leadership potential, feel free to ping me on LinkedIn or visit my website. I′m an executive & leadership coach. Advisor to C-suite executives, senior leaders, and entrepreneurs. A former executive board member and leader at Amazon, Chewy, L’Oréal, REWE, and others.

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