Those who only combine success with career, profession and money limit their own possibilities. And thus himself. Nobody wants to be rich, sick and alone. At the latest when he finds out that his Porsche is not coming to visit him at the hospital despite leather upholstery and GPS. On the other hand, it is just as unattractive to analyse one's own professional and financial mediocrity healthily and with friends. The truth is obvious: all three things belong to success, and if only one of them is missing, the fun will fall by the wayside. But even if nothing seems to be missing, if everything fits and it could theoretically go on like this forever, the question doesn't sometimes arise: Was that it? Is that all? All that life has in store for me? Couldn't there be more than anything? Gregor Heiss is a pioneer and an exception.