Who could you become if you fully allowed yourself to accept what you really want and go for it without reservation? What's standing in your way? With their audio-learning program, The Reckoning, celebrated leadership consultants Tony Schwartz and Kimberly Manns invite you to a deep-dive exploration of why you are the person you are, and who you can be—as a human being and a leader in today's world.
In this podcast, Tami Simon speaks with Schwartz and Mann about their empowering seven-session program and their own journeys through the material they continue to learn even as they teach it. Give a listen as they discuss: childhood development and confirmation bias; white male privilege and power; superiority, worthiness, and "defender" personas; the insecurity of oscillating between better than and less than; the three selves framework; encountering your core self; IFS (internal family systems) therapy; the Enneagram; somatic work and trauma healing; the brave act of personal evolution called "the reckoning"; re-parenting yourself; the profound starting place called noticing; becoming a "chief energy officer"; the collective reckoning for the human species at this time; upgrading the human operating system; the four intelligences: the mind, the heart, the body, and the spirit; the qualities of one who reckons; responsibility and ownership; and more.
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