Blazing new trails requires a method that lets you find your own way.
Mindblaze facilitates personal development to make your mindset count in a world of change.
At Mindblaze we know from experience that you cannot solve the problems of the world without first defining yourself in it.
So, we make it easier to see yourself in context and develop a mindset with true impact.
Our primary target group is knowledge workers who are under high pressure from new technologies to make themselves relevant. It can lead to stress, self-doubt, and identity crisis.
By using a fusion of Human-Centered Design (HCD), conceptual thinking, and the Socratic method, we blaze a trail of exploration to discover new solutions and redefine personal development.
Our vision is a world where personal development is as natural as physical fitness. We see it as key to our purpose of a higher human awareness.
Headquartered in Denmark, we stay true to our cultural heritage as international explorers. We are driven by adventure, because the change is in the journey, and we don’t mind taking the rugged roads.
Along the way, we deliver a maximum degree of personal freedom.
The art of conceptual kung-fu is the original starting point.
It began with kung-fu…
Our story goes all the way back to 1993 where our founder, Izack Stjernberg, established a kung-fu school in Denmark within the Wing Tsun branch.
Although he had limited experience, he was driven by his passion for the art, and its conceptual approach to fighting.
With a few basic principles for tactical movement, the opportunities for self-defence were literally endless, and he could easily develop his own way of using them.
It was in stark contrast to the rigid, recipe-based martial art he had practised until then.
The conceptual approach to kung-fu simply changed his way of thinking about how we solve problems as human beings.
However, since he wasn’t skilled enough to be a kung-fu master, he had to find another way of bringing value to his students, and he chose to be the guide.
By using the concept of Wing Tsun, he could relate the training to their personal development and facilitate their progress.
He soon absorbed the method and took it with him forwards into other areas of his professional life.
Including journalism, political speech-writing, entrepreneurship, facilitation, and personal development.
It all evolved from conceptual kung-fu.
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“Mindblaze is formidable at facilitating personal development, but above all it stands out as a company with a heartfelt concern for making innovation work for humanity.”
Bjarke Calvin
CEO & Media Developer