Philip Keil: If you cannot take the next exit: human factor to replace the mental autopilot
Over 9,000 flying hours, thousands of take-offs and landings on four continents. And one flight that changed his life…
“Germany’s most famous pilot” (ERFOLG Magazin) captivates his audience with an extraordinary life story and valuable expert knowledge. As leader above the clouds Philip Keil opens a new perspective on the future topics of our society:
Dealing with change, the team as a success factor and positive mistake culture
He speaks as „business-mastermind“ (econo magazine) and „change-expert“ (WELT German News TV) at Germany’s leading business events and is a regular expert on TV.
“As international Top-Speaker and successful non-fiction author he reached tens of thousands of people all across Europe with his impulses” (Handelsblatt).
Philip Keil Speaking Topics
Crash or landing on the dot?
The team makes the difference!
Flying is all about teamwork. But what is the secret of agile teams? Their variety. Beyond rigid hierarchies, different roles, perspectives and experiences enable to learn from each other quickly and to act as a community. In these fields aviation sets new, unconventional standards. Philip Keil opens the cockpit door and allows extraordinary insights in a team culture of trust and own initiative. This multiple awarded keynote speech rethinks leadership – exciting and including concrete practical tools.
- Why teams fail and the tools every „captain“ should know about
- If you cannot take the next exit: human factor to replace the mental autopilot
- Vote of confidence: Count on clear roles, not on rigid hierarchies
Topics: teamwork, leadership, confidence
Decision Points
Confident decision-making in turbulent times
Neither in the cockpit nor in life everything runs according our plans. No matter how good the plan is. What a makes a leader on the ground as up in the air, is his/her handling of sudden changes. A crisis sharpens our view of what leadership essentially is: making courageous decisions, straight-forward crisis communication and target-related error culture. Philip Keil speaks about the “decision point” of his life and transfers strategies of professional pilots on change processes in the economy and in our society. His credo: A crisis shows us our weaknesses. But it reminds us on our strengths, as well. Both aspects arise valuable chances.
- Reaching goals means reaching people: leading in a crisis
- Decision points: how to master change and to make huge decisions
- Learning from crisis means learning from mistakes: how to live positive error culture
Topics: error culture, crisis management, change
YOU are the pilot!
New goals require a precise compass
Every change in life begins with a single picture in our mind. A vision. What meaning has our “inner compass” and what keeps us often times from following it? Get excited about a motivational keynote in the area of conflict of ratio and intuition, control and confidence, routines and change. The „business-mastermind“ (econo magazine) abets to leave comfort zones and to change perspectives.
- Personal responsibility as success factor: which impulses let us get into action
- Confidence is the fuel for success: change requires a focus
- Inner compass: about the power of intuition and the courage to follow it
Topics: motivation, success, innovation