Leadership

Great Leadership Always Starts Inside

Do you find that becoming your best at leadership is one of the biggest and most fulfilling challenges you’ll ever face?

Leadership determines the success or failure of an organization. And as a leader — aspiring or seasoned — the greatest asset you can offer your company, colleagues, loved ones, and the world is a true understanding of your Inner Self.

Let me ask: What does leadership – being a leader – really mean to you?

  • WHAT IF leading means transparent connection, authentic communication, transformative purpose, and vulnerability-for-all?
  • WHAT IF leading means being radically present to yourself and those you lead when conversations are unfolding in the moment?
  • WHAT IF leading is more about managing intentions instead of setting goals?
  • WHAT IF leading means discovering the truths and illusions in your own stories and the stories being told by those you lead?
  • WHAT IF leading is all about being an open channel for the wisdom, insight, and energy passing through you in service of the person you’re leading?

Next, let’s explore how you would answer these 7 questions:

  1. Are you able to stay in the moment, without the need to give advice about what they should do?
  2. Can you stay out of judgment, with no need to impress them with your knowledge and opinions?
  3. Are you able to practice the art of silence, asking only thoughtful questions and then patiently allowing space for whatever they feel needs to be said?
  4. Can you give them time to release their “grip” on their stories before you step in to help?
  5. Are you able to increase the depth of your radical presence — in order to hear the subtle clues being offered?
  6. Can you pay attention to what is being said, creating a sense of rapport and connection, while silently detecting what is NOT being said in their story?
  7. Are you able to offer perspectives that allow them to view their situation in new ways — helping them see unconscious biases or assumptions?

Can you picture scenarios where these prompts and questions can make your exchanges clearer and more effective? Great leaders embrace the willingness and responsibility to improve their emotional intelligence at the deepest inner level.

With the Self Syllabus focused on leadership, you’ll learn how to become the best version of yourself — to be the kind of person who inspires others to follow your lead. Through a series of self-reflective exercises, exploration, and experimentation, you’ll gain game-changing insights on how to overcome self-limiting thoughts and habits.

Here’s an example of the feedback received from a participant:

“My relationship with Cindy is characterized by transformation. She brought out the best in me. She is direct, nurturing, and logical. I have taken quantum leaps in the areas of confidence, courage, and clarity. Under her dynamic influence, I’m a different person, but more myself than ever. Cindy’s in the business of creating winners.” — D.S.               

If you’d like to learn more or if you have any questions, I welcome a complimentary conversation. You can contact me here.

Every LIFE is a kaleidoscope of possibilities!