In conversation: Eva Wieprecht with Barbara Wietasch
What if leadership were not only about guiding others, but also about cleaning our inner perceptions?
What if transformation starts by looking within — just as we once looked at a perfectly cleaned window, clear enough to see both sides?
👉 “It’s still cleaning,” says Eva Wieprecht with a smile. “Only now I’m cleaning from the outside to the inside.”
💡 In this episode of Love to Lead, Eva shares how she bridges two seemingly different worlds: her roots in a family-owned facility management company and her deep systemic work inspired by Virginia Satir. From learning to align with a powerful horse as a young rider, to teaching leaders and teams how to align with their own power — Eva’s story is a masterclass in coherence, awareness, and compassion.
🎙️ She takes us on a journey through her roles as trainer, coach, and entrepreneur, combining practical leadership with emotional intelligence and body awareness. In her workshops, participants explore their inner “parts” through creative exercises — sometimes humorous, always human — learning to welcome both their strengths and shadows.
Because, as Eva says, “When we invite all parts of ourselves into harmony, we no longer fight them — we integrate them.”
💭 What could this mean for leaders today? How does “inner cleaning” translate into better communication, more trust, and authentic leadership in organizations?
Perhaps the answer lies in the connection between self-awareness and peace — inside and out.
Let yourself be inspired and listen in now! 🎧
Eva is an international trainer, systemic coach, and entrepreneur, deeply rooted in her family’s facility management business while continuing the legacy of Virginia Satir’s systemic family work.
Her approach unites practical leadership, somatic awareness, and psychological depth — creating sustainable transformation for individuals, teams, and organizations.
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