Scanner personalities are generalists, universalists and are also called multi-passionates. Scanners are often seekers - especially if they don't yet know they are scanners. They ask: I can't find my passion - why? Here are some inspiring scanner insights.

About insights into the world of the scanner personality: their talents, their hurdles and why the world needs them. Scanners are versatile and flexible, but they also tend to get lost in their chaos of ideas. Scanners often feel that they are somehow incompetent. That's also why many of them resonate so much when they first hear about scanner theory.

Some thoughts about taking a different perspective - and how distance can help us see things more clearly.
Somewhere in our neighborhood there is always that elderly lady who could actually enjoy life. But she doesn't. Why is that?

Things are often easier to see from an observer's perspective. So here are a few examples of how differently we humans react.
Also, find out why it can be helpful to ask yourself the following question: Could an elephant offend you?

Often we cannot see the big picture, but at the same time we feel that we have fully grasped the situation. We don't always act rationally because our brain tends to make mistakes. How can we reflect on ourselves and become more objective?
"Is it so?" can help you stay open and more objective.

Minimalism can teach you to make choices, let go, and gain clarity in different areas of your life. Minimalism also teaches you that less is more and clutter costs clarity.

We often seem to have no time. But it is not only time, but also fear that keeps us from doing the things we really want to do. We often tend to overthink and get lost in analysis paralysis. Here are some insights and ideas if you feel stuck.

How can we reflect on our values? The concept of the "values square" is a simple but illuminating tool for reflection. It's great for a change of perspective, for your personal development and for a more relaxed approach to weaknesses.

It's all about communication. And yet there is one communication factor that is often overlooked: Listening. Why listening is important when you're dealing with customers or when you're trying to help someone. Insights about what mistakes we often make unconsciously.