Blog – Go4yourGrowth · Angela Baucke

Personal

Written from life

Real experiences, real situations.

Professional

With method and depth

Well-founded ideas from coaching and change management.

Relevant

For anyone who wants to move something

Whether you're a leader, an employee, an entrepreneur, or navigating a personal transition – topics that matter.

Varied

No fixed format

Sometimes a long article, sometimes a quote, sometimes a question that stays with you.

Articles

The first posts are here

Why we're so bad at it – and what real listening means for trust and decision-making.

On the transition into retirement – identity, meaninglessness, and what really helps.

What Simone Stolzoff's book "How to Not Know" teaches about uncertainty – and why well-meaning advice like "just be more open" often falls short.

Why we love travel and fear change – and what the distinction between change and transition (after William Bridges) has to do with it.

Method

PCM in Everyday Life

Why people react so differently to pressure.

coming soon

Coming up

Month	Title / Topic	Format	Audience
01	"What Comes After What Always Was?" – On the transition into retirement · published	Reflection	Individuals 50+
02	Listening as a leadership skill – why we're so bad at it · published	In-depth	Leaders
03	What Travel Teaches Us About Change · published	Personal	Everyone
04	PCM in everyday life: why people react so differently to pressure	Method	Leaders
05	"I know what I can do – but where to take it?" Reinvention at 50+	In-depth	Individuals 50+
06	Psychological safety: the underrated foundation of good teams	Method	Leaders & Orgs.
07	Resilience isn't a character trait – it can be trained	In-depth	Everyone
08	Interview: "I started over again at 58"	Interview	Individuals 50+
09	Change doesn't fail because of structures – it fails because of people	In-depth	Organizations
10	Rowing Through Fog – A guide for anyone without a clear answer right now · published	In-depth	Everyone
11	What strengths really are – and why we so rarely see them	Method	Everyone
12	One year, one word – a look back and ahead at year's end	Reflection	Everyone

Is there a topic on your mind that's missing? Let me know – it might become the next article.