Anne V Mühlethaler is a narrative coach, brand strategist, writer, and podcaster. She is building Le Trente, a social learning studio, hosts salons, teaches mindfulness and lovingkindness meditation.
I help people remove the filters that stop them seeing themselves and their work clearly. Clarity of value precedes expression of value. My clients leave saying it felt like magic, or like therapy.
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For thoughtful, intellectually curious people navigating reinvention, visibility, and self-expression. Based in Geneva, working with clients worldwide via Zoom, in English and French.
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When the story you tell yourself becomes the view
Sometimes a story about who we are becomes so familiar we can no longer see beyond it. On changing where we look from, self-access, writing and what becomes visible when we take a step back.
Read → Aug 2026No one can ever see a whole tree
No one can ever see the whole of another person. But perhaps understanding was never the goal. An essay on perspective, communication and what it means to be truly seen.
Read → Jul 2026Communication used to be a relationship
An essay on algorithms, voice, and the quiet panic of invisibility, and the question I now ask before anything I publish: does this deepen human contact, or only help me survive the algorithm? Read, watch or listen.
Read → Jul 2026Books have never been more fashionable, or less read
Miu Miu has a literary club. Dua Lipa is curating London's Literature Festival. Luxury brands are sponsoring writers. And yet, The Atlantic tells us, we're moving toward a postliterate society. All the more reason to write, I say.
Read → Jul 2026Who do we become if we don't read (or write)?
The Atlantic says we're entering a postliterate age. I ask: who do we become if we don't read (or write)? A personal reflection on the words that raised me, the words that exhaust us, and — with my guest April Dávila — the stories only you can tell.
Read → Jul 2026