The Value of Discomfort
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We may not like it, but discomfort does wonders for helping us grow as leaders. Learn more in this third video about the Crux, from the Speaking True series.
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Seeing True™ is a moment of epiphany that is so pronounced that subsequent changes in direction or behavior are dramatically altered for the better. The Greeks called this “metanoia,” which means "change of mind," though it might translate better today as “a profound change of heart.” In the Seeing True framework, we focus on transformation as the desired result, and forgiveness and relationships as the spaces in which we practice.
After the Ballot: A Conversation about Forgiving
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How do we forgive after a very long and intense election in 2016? Ron Chapman discusses the strategies and practices of how we can move forward keeping our relationships intact through the path of Forgiveness in this episode of Speaking True.
Read MoreBreaking the Silence
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Therein lies the problem. Silence allows us to remain comfortable, and thus to avoid facing a difficult reality for which we all have some degree of culpability. After all, cultural norms are a reflection of what we collectively practice or permit. We are the creators and sustainers of the culture.
Read MoreCrossing The Crux
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What do jazz musicians and great leaders have in common? Learning more about the Crux gives us insight into transcendent leadership. Join us for this episode of Speaking True!
Read MoreWhat is the Crux?
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What is The Crux? And why is it important in terms of personal growth and leadership development? Join us for this episode of Speaking True!
Read MoreThe Coaching Sessions: Finding Your Way Part 2 - Being Stuck
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Many people seek out coaching because they are stuck, and they do not know how to get "unstuck." In this episode, Ron and Coach Karen discuss the power of feedback, and how it helps us to move forward again.
Read MoreWhy Sometimes it's Better to Keep it to Yourself
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My mentor told me it would be the one place in my life that I would be able to let go of my self-centeredness. In his words, “None of us have any business imposing ourselves into the dying process of someone else.”
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