Conscientious Leadership or Conscious Leadership?

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In this Conscious Leadership in Action podcast conversation, Eric Kaufmann, CEO of Sagatica, suggested a distinction between conscientious leadership and conscious leadership. During our conversation, Eric said: Being conscientious means To Do the Right Thing. So, recycling, diversity, inclusion, fair trade, those are the right things to do. We applaud that. Recycling is really critical, the environment is critical, treating people fairly is critical. But there’s a distinction being conscientious and being conscious. To be conscious means to be in unresisting awareness of the present moment and the interconnectedness of all of life. So, I could recycle, but be really hard hearted; I could recycle, but be so competitive in my behaviour that I am […]

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Conscious Leadership Series at Mandali, Italy, September 22-24, 2019

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The stunning Mandali Retreat Center is offering the first retreat in its Conscious Leadership series hosted by the Conscious Business Institute. This unique event is for professionals, purpose-driven leaders, entrepreneurs and facilitators who want to enhance their fulfillment, purpose, and success at work and in their personal lives. Over the course of three days, participants will be immersed in a space where you can step into their highest aspirations. Together with a group of like-minded individuals, participants will understand how to integrate a deep sense of connection and fulfillment into their personal and professional life, and how to transform their career or business into being more inspiring, engaging, and life-giving. For more information, visit https://www.mandali.org/consciousleadershipseries

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Waking up to Wholeness

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Conscious Leadership is about waking up to our own wholeness. So said Runa Bouius, Founder & CEO, TRUE Power Institute, in a recent Conscious Leadership in Action conversation with Paul Ward.  Runa went on to say, I believe we are all perfect, we are all whole, we have just forgotten. We are really like a diamond that needs a little polishing to allow our true nature to come up. We refer to that as our true power. We need to be going down into our true power, where the first step is to wake up, to become aware of our thoughts, of our feelings, of our behavior, of the impact that we have on other […]

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Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel

Seven Ways Busy Leaders Can Pursue Growth

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A Forbes Coaches Council, Expert Panel Response: Busy executives sometimes need to slow down and practice mindfulness. Taking a purposeful pause or a moment of mindfulness creates the space for concentration, for being in the present moment, before taking an action or speaking to another person. A simple pause, an extra breath, a look into the other person’s eyes, can each bring us into the present moment and enable us to act responsibly. – Paul Ward For additional responses by expert advisers on ways busy leaders can pursue growth, read the entire article:

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Berlin to Host Conscious Leadership Guild Event in September 2019

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The Conscious Leadership Guild is a global organization formed to elevate the consciousness of leaders. The purpose of the Guild is to strengthen the competency and consciousness of its members in order to have more conscious leadership in place throughout the world, to serve as a community of practice for its members sharing their wisdom, processes and knowledge with one another. Gina Hayden is a member of the Board of Directors and Paul Ward is the Program Team Chair. A Conscious Leadership Guild guest event is being planned for the afternoon of September 24, 2019 immediately following the three-day Conscious Capitalism conference in Berlin. This is an invitation-only event for those interested in Conscious Leadership. […]

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Conscious Leadership: A Practice not a Destination

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We have all heard that the answer to the question, “How do I get to Carnegie Hall?” is practice, practice, practice; but it’s not that easy. Have you ever tried to learn to play a musical instrument? If so, you’ll know how difficult that can be. So, what do you do? You find a teacher, mentor, or coach who can provide a path to success. Although Carnegie Hall, the Royal Albert Hall shown in the picture, or any other notorious music hall may be a destination to which we as musicians may aspire, it is the journey rather than the destination that can be most rewarding. In our home growing up, we had a pedal […]

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