What do our leadership journeys look like?
Our journeys include reflective learning spaces where we share scientifically-informed best practices, alongside attention-based methods, to drive sustained change.
The experiential learning we deploy supports leaders and teams bridge the knowing-doing gap, not just by gaining new knowledge, but by transforming themselves over time.
A primary task of leadership is to direct attention.
To do so, leaders must learn to focus their own attention.
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Daniel Goleman
Our foundational work practices
these are the essential building blocks of our learning journeys
Managing Focus
keeping priorities when everything changes
Heavy workloads in distracted work environments make it seem multitasking is a must. But as we run around doing things all day, we often feel we're not achieving as much as we could.
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Learning how to manage our focus to do deep work, the most valuable type there is.
Managing Stress
being calm in the eye of the storm
The level of pressure we face at work, the little sleep we often get, low levels of exercise and the demands of our personal life have generated a stress epidemic.
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Learning what stress really is, how we can manage it, and how to literally overcome it.
Managing Emotions
creating space inside and building relationships
With so much incoming stimuli during the day, it's challenging to notice, let alone manage, our emotions. It seems emotions, and not our intentions, drive our reactions.
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Learning how to notice and manage the data our emotions contain, to overcome reactivity and develop inner flexibility.