Episode recap:

 Dr. Yosi Amram, CEO coach and author of Spiritually Intelligent Leadership, shares insights on how spiritual intelligence (SI) enhances leadership by fostering purpose, compassion, and presence. SI isn’t about religion but about harnessing inner resources for clarity and impact. He breaks down seven core SI dimensions—like gratitude and wisdom—showing how they drive engagement and performance. Simple shifts, like active listening and aligning work with purpose, transform leadership. 

Bio:

Dr. Yosi Amram is a pioneering researcher in the field of spiritual intelligence (SI), a CEO leadership coach, and a licensed clinical psychologist. He has coached over 100 CEOs, including leaders of multi-billion-dollar companies, and his groundbreaking research in SI has been cited over 1,000 times. He is the author of Spiritually Intelligent Leadership.

Quotes:

• Spiritual intelligence is the ability to draw on and embody spiritual resources and qualities to enhance daily functioning and well-being.

 Takeaways:

• Cultivate a daily gratitude and appreciation practice - Recognize and verbalize the contributions and strengths of those around you to build a culture of positivity.

Timestamps:

[00:05] Introduction

[04:04] From military to Silicon Valley—Dr. Yosi Amram’s unexpected path

[08:07] How CEOs with spiritual intelligence build stronger teams

[10:10] The real meaning of spiritual intelligence (it’s not what you think)

[13:28] The 7 key traits of spiritually intelligent leaders

[17:29] How to bring spiritual intelligence into your daily life

[19:23] Simple practices to build spiritual intelligence (starting today)

[24:13] Why self-care is the foundation of great leadership

[29:50] The future of leadership: beyond ego to connection

[36:41] Final takeaways—practical steps to lead with spiritual intelligence

Conclusion:

Strengthening spiritual awareness allows leaders to move beyond self-interest and recognize their connection to a larger purpose. When decisions are guided by a sense of responsibility to others, success becomes more meaningful and sustainable. True leadership isn’t just about personal achievement but about creating a positive impact on communities and future generations. By shifting from a mindset of individual gain to one of collective well-being, leaders can foster lasting change.

Links/Resources:

Yosi Amram, PhD

Spiritually Intelligent Leadership Book:

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