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Your Three Jobs

Our curriculum teaches that a thought leader has three jobs: to think, to sell, and to share what they know.

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The Four Hidden Roles of Thought Leaders

No matter how your expertise turns up, it's worth stepping into these four foundational roles.

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Inspired by the Company We Keep

Running a commercially successful thought leaders practice creates a tension between being a distinct individual in the world and feeling part of...

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Being Gentle on Yourself

The journey to success as a thought leader running a commercially successful practice has stretch, growth, and increase, and makes some demands on...

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What Drives You

Act as if your lived experience has been shaping and forming the insights you can share with the world because that's exactly what they do!

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Fully Self-expressed

We have so many different SELF labels in the world; the idea of being self-expressed needs some unpacking.

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Wisdom on Holding Thoughts Lightly

Buddha said that with our thoughts, we create the world. My teachers say that he was addressing the idea that the world of phenomena is created in...

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On Boundaries

"It is said that in order not to break our vow of compassion we have to learn when to stop aggression and draw the line. There are times when the...

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The Book You Wish You Had Written

As thought leaders running commercially successful practices, I thought we might talk this week about books.

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Disagreeing Gracefully

As thought leaders running commercially successful practices, we are often in the business of sharing points of view. When we do this people can...

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True Not New

When things are tough we often want 'new' in the hope that we don't have to deal with the gnarly 'old' issues that keep turning up.

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Up and Out, Down and In

We have to be both 'up and out' at times and then 'down and in the work' at other times.

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