Mapping the Land of Your Work Life
A dive into the invisible forces shaping how we work and live.
This is a workshop for curious humans who want to explore the hidden rooms of their work life - with humor, depth, and systemic coaching tools.
Together, we’ll wander through personal and collective dynamics, surf uncertainty, and shine flashlights into the corners we usually ignore.
Rooted in ORSC’s (Organisation and Relationship Systems Coaching) systemic coaching approach, this interactive workshop will help you:
Explore the landscapes we each bring into our relationships at work.
Understand the different realities that coexist in any person and organisation.
Notice unspoken undercurrents influencing how we collaborate.
No pressure. No fixing.
Just awareness, presence, and a bit of fun.
Your Hosts
Judit Sáez (she/her)
Judit is a change nurturer, regenerative mentor, and systemic coach, founder of Connection Camino and Community Nurturer at Regenerators. She helps individuals and teams reclaim what this system disconnected them from: their balance, their essence, and their ability to thrive. A burnout survivor with 15+ years in marketing and advertising leadership, strategy, community building, organisational culture, and business development, Judit is a fusion-driven professional who’s had enough of business-as-usual telling us, “That’s just the way it is.” Learn more about Judit through her LinkedIn.
Damián "Mich" Micenmacher (he/him)
Mich is the co-founder of Dauxa, where he supports individuals, teams, and companies as they explore paths toward their next iteration. He believes that what we do for work is not who we are, but how we do it can reveal a great deal about us. With a focus on team coaching and professional development for curious minds, he brings over 25 years of experience from organisations such as Apple, Cruïlla Music Festival, Primavera Sound, and Elisava School of Design. A proud multipotentialite, he also has a serious love for pizza 🍕 Learn more about Mich through his LinkedIn.
Event art by Eda Akaltun