The Transformational Leader

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  • Ep 315: Why Changing Your Job:Field:Career:Spouse Doesn't Change Things

    Growing up, we learn of particular ways to survive our circumstances. When we reach the capacity of willingness to keep doing the stuff or experience a growing level of resentment or frustration, external circumstances will occur to us like they are the issue.

    We are fixated on the issue that we can see externally. We aren't aware that what we see is a mirror or reflection of ourselves projected out in the world. It will result in us changing our jobs, fields, careers, spouses, or everything in our lives.

    In this week's episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney talks about why changing your job, field, career, or spouse doesn't change things. Why it doesn't work?

    Listen and learn more about this topic. Enjoy the show!

    17 min
  • Ep 314: NXIVM and Other Cults

    There is a tremendous amount of proximity between cults and leadership.

    In this episode of The Transformational Leader with Adam Quiney, he talks about the NXIVM cult and other cults.

    NXIVM is a cult led by convicted racketeer and sex offender Keith Raniere. It started as a group called "Executive Success Program" that taught a lot of ontological work.

    You will learn about the concerning facts of NXIVM and other cults where a leader is brilliant and used to manipulate and get hold of people.

    Listen and know the nature of these cults and how it is related to transformational leadership.

    22 min
  • Ep 313: The Ontology of the Legal Profession

    In this episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney dives deep into the ontology of the legal profession.

    The starting point for the legal profession is that people get into this profession with a really big heart and brain. People want to make a difference in the world, care so much about it, and want to see positive things happen. They also have brilliant minds and are very good at strategic, logical, and tactical thinking.

    What happens with these people is that growing up, they learn a couple of things. They discover that having a big heart is a liability. When you have a big heart, you feel down a lot more. You feel a lot of disappointment, heartbreak, and betrayal. Because of this, we learn to shut the heart down and run everything up to our brain.

    Listen as you discover the impacts of this and other qualities people in the legal profession tend to have. Enjoy the show!

    18 min
  • Ep 312: What it Means to Take Time Off

    In this episode of The Transformational Leader, you will learn about the ontology of taking time off. What does it mean to take time off?

    Going on vacation is an interesting practice because when you go on a vacation, you are halting what you regularly do. With this, you are permitting yourself to do something different.

    When you go on vacation, what you are doing is you are ultimately creating a pause. For people who work hard, as soon as you stop doing them to take a vacation, you will come into a confrontation when you stop working hard.

    Listen as we dive deep into this topic and answer the question, what can you start to learn about taking time off? Enjoy the show!

    12 min
  • Mid-week Ep 123: Adam Quiney

    On this week's mid-week episode, for Part 4 of Adam's series on Ontological Leadership. In this episode, Adam will be teaching about the concept of context, which is arguably your most powerful tool in deepening your leadership and those you lead. He'll explain how our beliefs create our reality, and then how our reality reinforces and reifies our beliefs.

    42 min
  • Ep 311: Energetic Law #6: Love & Power

    In this episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney is on a series of discussions about the energetic laws. Today, he discussed Energetic Law #6: "Love and power."

    The energetic law of love and power states that your power as a leader is proportional to the amount of love you can hold. The lesser the capacity to express and allow love, the lesser the capacity to express and allow power.

    There is a distinction between power and force. Anyone can be forceful. It requires no art, it requires no skill, and it does not need love. Forcefulness is the mark of the amateur leader. The force will tend to move something temporarily.

    It is distinct from power. Power is the capacity to have the kind of impact you want to have.

    Listen as we dive into this energetic law and how it impacts our leadership. Enjoy the show!

    15 min
  • Mid-week Ep 122: Adam Quiney

    On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam continues his discussion on Ontological Leadership, and shares how our context or lens for someone is determinative of our capacity to lead them.

    39 min
  • Ep 310: Energetic Law #5: That Which You Resist, Persist

    In this episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney will open a series of discussions about the energetic laws. These laws are things that you have spiritual or folk wisdom that leads to them.

    Today, Adam discussed Energetic Law #5: "That which you resist, persists." The wisdom that follows this energetic law is that if you can let something be, it will let you be.

    This fifth law provides some insight into why the things that you must try to eliminate from your life tend to be the things that keep showing up. The fact that those things are actively continuing to be compliant for you is a function that you actively resist. The most obvious example of this is procrastination. By resisting the work, the work persists.

    Listen as we break down this energetic law and help you understand why that action is the case. Enjoy the show!

    22 min
  • Mid-week Ep 121: Adam Quiney

    On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses leadership through the lens of Ontology, specifically focusing on How You Ended up the Way You are. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of yourself, and those you lead, how to lead in a way that is transformational in scope.

    47 min
  • Ep 309: The Ontology of Auto-Immune Diseases

    Auto-immune diseases are diseases that are of many different varieties. It includes lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, and more.

    In this episode, we will look at auto-immune disease ontologically or its way of being. Our immune system protects us from foreign objects that can cause us harm.

    When someone has an auto-immune disease, what is happening is that the system is attacking itself or parts of the body instead of protecting it. One of the ways we can see auto-immune disease ontologically is a system that is so vigilant that it is attacking itself.

    It is so vigilant that it is creating false positives. "Oh, here is a problem..." But it's not a problem.

    What might lead to a system doing that? What are the conditions that will create something hypervigilant and cause auto-immune disease? Listen to know more about it! Enjoy the show!

    19 min

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The world of leadership is rife with information, listicles and re-hashed advice. We all know that we need to have more difficult conversations, be kinder and more empathetic with those we lead, and walk the path of servant leadership.