I sat down with Anke Egger, someone with deep roots in embodied work, to talk about how the body offers more than just physical support – it’s a source of real insight for leadership, teams, and personal development. We explored how practices like aikido, yoga, and conscious dance can help people cut through the noise and actually get it, beyond the flipcharts and books. Anke shared her journey from academia to embodiment, how she brings that into corporate spaces, and why movement might just be the fastest route to change. If you’re curious about what it really means to lead from the body, you’ll enjoy this one.
Read more about Anke’s work here: https://www.anke-egger.com
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Anke Egger has over 15 years of experience working with individuals and groups in organizations and teaching at universities. She holds degrees in International Information Management, Applied Psychology, and certifications in embodied coaching, meditation, and systemic constellation work.
For nearly 20 years, she has explored embodied practices like yoga, aikido, and dance. A senior yoga teacher, she regularly leads classes, retreats, and embodied meditation sessions. Anke now brings embodiment into leadership and team development, offering a fast and impactful alternative to traditional methods. She runs workshops in English and German and has worked with clients across various industries, including automotive, publishing, and tourism.
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