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Why Some People Become Leaders and Others Don’t

by frankrechsteiner | Aug 5, 2026 | Blog

In the new episode of Men in Crisis, we discuss why not every manager is automatically a leader and what inner mindset leads people to willingly follow others. The central question is why some people take on responsibility and make decisions, while others hesitate or...

#085 – Do you live without compromise?

by frankrechsteiner | Jul 29, 2026 | Blog

In the new episode of Men in Crisis, we talk about something that’s generally considered a virtue: compromise. In relationships, at work, and in everyday life, we learn early on that we have to agree, back down, and meet somewhere in the middle. But what if, in the...

#084 – Are You the CEO of Your Life?

by frankrechsteiner | Jul 22, 2026 | Blog

In the new episode of Men in Crisis, we discuss the question of who actually sets the course in your life. Are you the one behind the wheel, or are you just a passenger, letting others decide where the journey takes you? Being the CEO of your own life doesn’t...

#083 – Responsibility begins where excuses end

by frankrechsteiner | Jul 15, 2026 | Blog, Nicht kategorisiert

In the new episode of Men in Crisis, we talk about a phrase that many of us say easily, but few of us truly live by: “I’ll take responsibility.”But what does that actually mean?In light of the German national team’s elimination from the World Cup, we’ll discuss why...

AI-Augmented Leadership: Why Leadership Isn’t an AI Problem, but a Mindset Problem

by frankrechsteiner | Jul 13, 2026 | Blog

At one of the companies I’ve had the privilege of working with over the past few months, the starting point seemed clear at first glance: The organization had already invested heavily in artificial intelligence. It had modern tools, initial use cases, internal pilot...

#082 – Why Your Relationships Keep Failing

by frankrechsteiner | Jul 8, 2026 | Blog

In the new episode of Men in Crisis, I talk about an uncomfortable thought: Maybe it isn’t other people who are destroying your relationships after all. Maybe the root of the problem lies much closer to home. Many of us learned early on to conform—at home, at...