Apr 30, 2018
Is leadership an inside job? Why is it important for people to learn how to “be” before they can “do” and “have”? Can a business owner lead when he/she has no employees yet? These are all questions leaders must explore during their entrepreneurial journey. In this episode, we’re talking about how business owners can become conscious leaders when they’re still a company of one and as they grow.
I’m joined by the host of the Conscious Leadership Weekly podcast and founder of the Institute for Conscious Leadership, Kymm Nelsen. For nearly 20 years, Kymm has been on a mission to inspire professionals toward holistic business practices. She is completing her doctorate in Social Psychology, with her dissertation research focused on the impact leader stress has on organizational success.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
- What's so attractive about leadership?
- What is conscious leadership?
- Why conscious leadership begins with self-mastery and checking your ego
- How a huge part of conscious leadership is figuring out how you can co-create with others within your organization
- What opportunities exist that allow each person to lead their own lives
- The three main energies in life
- Why is it that wanting to “change the world” is such a popular catchphrase?
- Is it realistic to expect a new entrepreneur to take time to work on their leadership skills when they’re first starting their businesses?
Contact Information:
Conscious Leadership Weekly podcast
Institute for Conscious Leadership - www.iforcl.com
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