In our world of quick fixes, we often approach problems as isolated knots that need to be cut through decisively. But this doesn't work. Challenges like poverty reduction, gender inequality, and other societal issues rarely stand alone—they are part of an intricate tangle of human connections, intertwined orders, and imbalanced systems. This interconnectedness and complexity calls for a different approach.
With To unTANGLE, I focus on transformation across diverse challenges—both within organizations and in personal development processes. Where others attempt to solve problems by cutting through knots, I see the richness of the tangle. Each thread holds a power, each pattern reveals a wisdom that unveils new possibilities. With loving precision, I make visible what lies hidden, ask questions that create movement, and make space for what is truly needed—even when it differs from what was initially requested.
Transformation
rooted in connection
The art of untangling
My strength lies in rapidly shifting between perspectives. It often begins with an analytical view—zooming in on individual threads and knots; the visible structures, processes, and details. Where most analyses stop at the knot itself, I follow the thread further: back to its origin and forward to the desire that lies beyond the knot.
This is my systemic gaze, which zooms out to see the greater interplay—how threads influence each other, how patterns repeat themselves, and how invisible currents shape the tangle. I observe without judgement, creating space for the dynamics living beneath the surface. In this approach lies my essence: simultaneously carefully untangling what is stuck while creating space for new development.
By continuously moving between zooming in and out, between being purposeful and allowing emergence, between group and individual, between the measurable and the felt, a richer understanding of the issues I work with unfolds. They invite a new perspective, where problem and solution no longer stand opposite each other, but form part of the same fabric. This is where space for true transformation emerges.