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Thoughts from Conscious Leadership Coach Sue Heilbronner

Latest blogs from Sue
Jul 11

Before Making New Year’s Resolutions, Explore Your Unconscious Commitments

It’s the dawn of a new year – heck, it’s the dawn of a new decade – so new year’s resolutions will be in full force.Yoga classes will get more crowded, there will be a line for treadmills at the gym, thrift shops and libraries will exhaust their supplies of... read more →
Jul 11

Awareness. Changes. Everything.

If you haven’t read Part 1: Choosing Unhappiness, we pick up right where we left off. In Part 1, I revealed how I had been committed to being unhappy because I had been believing I was actually happier that way. If that makes no sense to you, good. It shouldn’t. It turns... read more →
Jul 11

*A Heartbreaking Revelation* The Costs of Unconscious Listening

Until twenty minutes ago, I spent my whole life thinking that this thing → * ← was called an “Asterix.” Or maybe an “Astericks.” Either way, I thought the K sound came before the S sound, rather than what it actually is, an S and then K sound: Asterisk.  My... read more →
Jul 11

A Four-minute, Foursquare Foray Into Focus and Alignment

This morning I got an “I’d love to pick your brain” email from a friend and member of my community. It was the second one from this person in six months. In Conscious Leadership, I talk often about full-body yes and no as a key element to conscious decision-making. But... read more →
Jun 30
Jun 12

Take a Walk with Me and #changeourneighborhoods: 100% Responsibility

I realized that just seeing more people of color walking down these streets would be noticeable and salutary...read more →
Feb 13

Everything I Know About Company Culture I Learned at Summer Camp

If you can intentionally preserve core values for over 105 years, or even five years, you’re doing something incredibly special...read more →
Oct 16

A Practical Application of Zone of Genius to Your Job: Find Out Which Zone You Work in Most

Spending more time in your zone of genius gives you access to your full potential and maximum creativity. Use this tool to explore genius in relation to your day-to-day job...read more →
Sep 06
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Jul 14

The Importance of “Second Stories” — The What > Who at Your Company and at Three Mile Island

Second story questions ask about the "what" rather than the "who" is responsible. This might have saved one nuclear disaster, and it might optimize the potential of your company...read more →
Apr 09