David Hutchens, Author of Circle of the 9 Muse talks the art of organizational storytelling, his book, and how organizational storytelling and organizational learning work together..

Arun Wakhlu, Chairman of Pragati Leadership, talks about how he introduces spiritual principles into the coaching and training he does with executives around the world.

Anil Sachdev, founder of the School of Inspired Leadership near Delhi, India, and a successful executive, talks about the relevance of insights from the Bhagavad Gita to today's leadership during a conference on the same in Pune, India. 

Geoff Bellman offers insights from his highly successful 30 year career in organizational consulting.  He shares his insights on changes he has seen in the world of organizations and leadership.

We're taking a break for the next several weeks to learn about an Indian approach to leadership that is very values-drive and highly innovative.

Ann Weiser Cornell, Ph.D., an international expert in the art of Focusing,  a process first developed by Dr. Eugene Gendlin, discusses how leaders can use Focusing to improve their creativity, collaboration and decision-making.

Beth Buelow, coach and author of the Introvert Entrepreneur talks abouthow  introverts can make their style work for them in building a business.

Exploring gumption, story healing, and the need for millenial feminists following my conversation with Kerri Lowe.

Kerri Lowe is a millennial feminist, spoken word poet, storyteller, and creative facilitator who writes and performs under the name KAYLO. She is committed to helping girls find their gumption and women of all ages to find their voices through stories.

Reflections following a conversation with Susan Partnow