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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20270112T140000
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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://performance.golf.at/event/anders-indset-live-a
 t-the-pcc-the-viking-code-what-we-can-learn-from-the-norwegians-58">Anders
  Indset live at the PCC – The Viking Code: What we can learn from the No
 rwegians</a>\nA small country\, remarkably many world-class athletes. This
  is not coincidence. Norway has been producing top athletes for years who 
 set the tone internationally – with a population smaller than that of Au
 stria. Economic philosopher Anders Indset does not attribute this to rando
 m talent\, but to a shared mindset\, which he describes in his book Viking
  Code (2024). On 12 January 2027\, the Performance & Competence Center wil
 l bring this perspective to Oberwaltersdorf – and directly confront it w
 ith the Austrian question: How do we find\, nurture\, and retain our talen
 ts? And what needs to happen for Austria to become a sports nation? An aft
 ernoon for everyone who develops performance: coaches\, associations and c
 lubs\, sports management\, business leaders\, and partners of the PCC. Tha
 t’s why you should be there The Viking Code – Indset shows what cultur
 al values underpin the Norwegian success story\, and why performance and t
 he joy of improvement belong together rather than exclude each other. Find
 ing and nurturing talents – What does this attitude mean for the daily w
 ork with young athletes? It is about breadth instead of early selection\, 
 about environment\, patience\, and personal responsibility. The view on Au
 stria – In the moderated exchange\, we translate the Nordic perspective 
 on Austrian structures: associations\, clubs\, schools\, economy – and t
 he role of golf within it. Exchange at eye level – 50 places\, one room:
  time for questions to Anders Indset and for conversations with people who
  face the same challenges as you. About Anders Indset Anders Indset is a b
 usiness philosopher\, entrepreneur\, investor\, and former competitive ath
 lete. He advises international corporate leaders and is one of the most so
 ught-after keynote speakers in the German-speaking world. In 2018\, the Th
 inkers50 ranking placed him among the 30 thinkers who will shape the futur
 e of corporate [...]
DTSTAMP:20261102T015807Z
LOCATION:Performance & Competence Center\, Fontana Allee 4\, 2522 Oberwalte
 rsdorf\, Austria
SUMMARY:Anders Indset live at the PCC – The Viking Code: What we can lear
 n from the Norwegians
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://performance.golf.at/event/and
 ers-indset-live-at-the-pcc-the-viking-code-what-we-can-learn-from-the-norw
 egians-58">Anders Indset live at the PCC – The Viking Code: What we can 
 learn from the Norwegians</a>\nA small country\, remarkably many world-cla
 ss athletes. This is not coincidence. Norway has been producing top athlet
 es for years who set the tone internationally – with a population smalle
 r than that of Austria. Economic philosopher Anders Indset does not attrib
 ute this to random talent\, but to a shared mindset\, which he describes i
 n his book Viking Code (2024). On 12 January 2027\, the Performance & Comp
 etence Center will bring this perspective to Oberwaltersdorf – and direc
 tly confront it with the Austrian question: How do we find\, nurture\, and
  retain our talents? And what needs to happen for Austria to become a spor
 ts nation? An afternoon for everyone who develops performance: coaches\, a
 ssociations and clubs\, sports management\, business leaders\, and partner
 s of the PCC. That’s why you should be there The Viking Code – Indset 
 shows what cultural values underpin the Norwegian success story\, and why 
 performance and the joy of improvement belong together rather than exclude
  each other. Finding and nurturing talents – What does this attitude mea
 n for the daily work with young athletes? It is about breadth instead of e
 arly selection\, about environment\, patience\, and personal responsibilit
 y. The view on Austria – In the moderated exchange\, we translate the No
 rdic perspective on Austrian structures: associations\, clubs\, schools\, 
 economy – and the role of golf within it. Exchange at eye level – 50 p
 laces\, one room: time for questions to Anders Indset and for conversation
 s with people who face the same challenges as you. About Anders Indset And
 ers Indset is a business philosopher\, entrepreneur\, investor\, and forme
 r competitive athlete. He advises international corporate leaders and is o
 ne of the most sought-after keynote speakers in the German-speaking world.
  In 2018\, the Thinkers50 ranking placed him among the 30 thinkers who wil
 l shape the future of corporate [...]
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