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Episode 28: Sarita Chawla On The Near Death Experience Of The Ego [The Amiel Show] - The Amiel Show
Sarita Chawla is a wise woman. Wise enough to realize that when it comes to developing people, deeper isn’t always better.
It’s important to meet people where they are.
In this episode, we discuss vertical development–how it differs from most approaches to leadership development and why it matters for mastery. Sarita walks us through two stages of development where most people experience challenges. New Ventures West calls them Immediate Concerns and Balance. One describes an inner life of constant firefighting with little capacity for self-reflection. The other deals with life as a proud juggler of “necessary” responsibilities.
Think these sound like you? Think they don’t? Either way, Sarita has a message worth hearing.
Highlights
* 3:00 What is vertical development?
* 14:30 The challenge of letting go
* 16:00 A near death experience of the ego
* 22:00 After the “aha” moment is…disorientation
* 30:00 Immediate Concerns–a life of constant firefighting–and beyond
* 37:30 Balance–a self-important juggler of many things–and beyond
* 40:00 Reinterpreting the networking lunch
* 48:30 What Sarita is personally practicing in her life
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“Most suffering occurs where people have a short sense of time and timing.”
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New Ventures West
Presence, Freedom, and Belonging, a Towards Mastery program offered by New Ventures West and led by Sarita Chawla
Igor Stravinsky
Hubert Dreyfus
Martin Heidegger
Poiesis
Hermeneutics
Living Your Authentic life program led by Sarita Chawla
Coaching to Excellence program in Portland led by Amiel Handelsman and Julie Endress
Ridhwan School and the Diamond Approach
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Sarita Chawla is a wise woman. Wise enough to realize that when it comes to developing people, deeper isn’t always better.
It’s important to meet people where they are.
In this episode, we discuss vertical development–how it differs from most approaches to leadership development and why it matters for mastery. Sarita walks us through two stages of development where most people experience challenges. New Ventures West calls them Immediate Concerns and Balance. One describes an inner life of constant firefighting with little capacity for self-reflection. The other deals with life as a proud juggler of “necessary” responsibilities.
Think these sound like you? Think they don’t? Either way, Sarita has a message worth hearing.
Highlights
* 3:00 What is vertical development?
* 14:30 The challenge of letting go
* 16:00 A near death experience of the ego
* 22:00 After the “aha” moment is…disorientation
* 30:00 Immediate Concerns–a life of constant firefighting–and beyond
* 37:30 Balance–a self-important juggler of many things–and beyond
* 40:00 Reinterpreting the networking lunch
* 48:30 What Sarita is personally practicing in her life
Listen to the Podcast
Tweet a Quote
“Most suffering occurs where people have a short sense of time and timing.”
— Sarita Chawla Tweet this quote
Explore Additional Resources
New Ventures West
Presence, Freedom, and Belonging, a Towards Mastery program offered by New Ventures West and led by Sarita Chawla
Igor Stravinsky
Hubert Dreyfus
Martin Heidegger
Poiesis
Hermeneutics
Living Your Authentic life program led by Sarita Chawla
Coaching to Excellence program in Portland led by Amiel Handelsman and Julie Endress
Ridhwan School and the Diamond Approach
New to Podcasts?
Get started here
Subscribe to the Show on iTunes (It’s Easy!)
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* Search the iTunes store for “Amiel Show”
* Click on the Subscribe button. It’s in the upper left corner of the screen.
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