Phil Johnson highlights how our subconcious mind can be primed for what we manifest in our lives by where our attention focuses and also gives a brief synopsis on the differences between authentic leaders, toxic leaders and the characteristics of their followers.

Phil Johnson discusses our biological and sociological resitance to change and describes how sheepdog leaders must protect the group in organizations through the stresses that change brings.

Phil Johnson describes how utilizing mirror neurons helps us become more authentic and lead organizations more effectively and the need to pursue a dream and be free to live, love and laugh.

In this feature podcast Phil Johnson and Arthur Geringas discuss the roles of sheepdogs within organizations and how those individuals differentiate those who are managers and those who are leaders. Special guest Ram Saridena returns for a follow up call and expands on his experiences as a sheepdog leader within the tribe of his workplace.

Phil Johnson discusses the flow of energy in life and the progression of the pursuit of power from external to that of a pursuit of authentic internal power. This is done through the development of our emotional intelligence.

Phil Johnson gives some insights into the differences between money and wealth and the passion understanding how authenticity makes the process of making money fun. A short conversation about the importance of cultivating meaningful friendships, acquaintances and relationships.

Phil Johnson discusses how confidence is created as we do the emotional labor of lowering our walls. This ongoing process reconnects us with our authentic selves as we develop our emotional intelligence. Confidence comes from taking action that takes us out of our comfort zone and through inevitable anxiety created as we move toward our desired results. Our energy level is the compass we can all use to help us better understand our choices. There's no right way to do the wrong thing.

A short synopsis of the material that sheaths the axons in the brain and how the dedicated practice of emotional labour can build new habits. Also a look at the social interpretation of old age and the how emotional growth as we age helps grant us reverence and wisdom.

This feature length podcast discusses the need to move past a burden of proof for organizations to embrace change. Emotional labour and the development of our emotional intelligence and authenticity enables organizations to thrive through dynamic and changing circumstances. Special guest on this podcast is Doug Leitch, who shares his experiences with the MBL Program.

Phil Johnson gives some insights into neuroplasticity and deliberate practice and discusses growth in our emotional intelligence from a Carl Jung perspective.