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Meditations
Research has shown that more than any other single activity, meditation increases our ability to stay present. We offer guided meditations that can be used both as daily practices and as shift moves to support you in moving from a reactive state to a state of presence. Check back monthly for new meditations.
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Book Discussion Guides
Enrich your experience and deepen your practice through meaningful discussion with friends and colleagues about the book and your leadership commitments. To assist you in the process we have created a The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership book discussion guide.
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Excercises
The Conscious Leadership Group offers many practical exercises for learning and experiencing the 15 Commitments. Download and use these to deepen your experience of appreciation and to gain insight into your areas of genius.
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Integrating one commitment is life changing. All fifteen together are revolutionary. That’s big talk, but these are big commitments. Distilled from decades of practice and experience with leaders around the world, you won’t look at leadership the same after this read.
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Videos
Watch here to learn what it means to be Above and Below the Line. This animation teaches a concept that is a cornerstone of Conscious Leadership.
Our Key Concepts
Conscious commitment begins the process of positive change and relational and organizational resolution. We define commitment using its Latin origin, committere, which means to gather one’s energy and move it in a chosen direction. Using this definition, we view commitment as an energetic experience and not a moral issue. We invite you to embrace these 15 commitments as your entry-gate into “By Me,” a life free of victimhood. Following each commitment is the “To Me” commitment; the way people show up when they are living and leading (either consciously or unconsciously) from the belief that life is happening to them.
The 15 CommitmentsAbove vs. Below the Line
