When Expertise Becomes a Liability
Many successful leaders build their professional identities based on being the smartest person in the room (because they really are quite smart). But as a
Many successful leaders build their professional identities based on being the smartest person in the room (because they really are quite smart). But as a
When our thoughts look real to us, we live in a world of illusion. When our thoughts look like just thoughts, we wake up to
There is a sharpness of perception that is evoked only when the mind slows down. It is so simplistic that we overlook it. When energy
There is an occupational hazard that comes with being a successful leader with a prized intellect – the kind that puts one in positions of
At the core of any way of being is energy. Just as at the core of any action is a way of being. It is the intentional
We are always guided in real time, no matter what circumstances we find ourselves in. But we are guided only in real time and not
In 1910, Sigmund Freud set out to legitimize and standardize psychoanalysis. In response to what he called “Wild Analysis”, he founded the International Psychoanalytical Association
Competence is valuable when operating from the known. Intelligence is valuable when operating from the unknown. Competence is useful to effectively solve a known problem.
It is utterly blindsiding to be at the peak of your career, and realize you are suffocating. I know this intimately because I lived it.
Everyone lives in an inside-out world. And everyone thinks they are living in an outside-in world. We all experience a world of circumstances, events where