Christopher Zimdars

Yes, the dear sustainability: First it was not taken seriously, then it was tried to be controlled, and finally it was widely discussed and often abused. Today, it is on everyone's lips and a topic in (almost) all areas of life and economic sectors. I got acquainted with it more than 15 years ago and took it seriously from the beginning. Since then it accompanies me through my life.

From her and through her I have been able to learn a lot: about myself, the world, people, nature and also our economy. Through her I have understood that everything is connected to everything else somewhere and that therefore many things in private or professional life are worthy of a holistic consideration. Thus I have acquired deeper competences in systemic or networked thinking and noticed that I also enjoy this very much. I would therefore also describe myself as a convinced and curious generalist.

If you want to understand or solve environmental problems or problems in general, you can't avoid to focus on the human being. That's why I like to deal with philosophy, psychology, sociology and pedagogy.