What Scares Us is Sacred by Taryn Marie Stejskal

Thursday, June 11th, 2020, 9 pm SIN

https://coach.wbecs.com/wbecs-2020/a16077

Join me at the IM Sessions after that take place at 10 pm SIN

Description:

Leadership Resilience is encompassed by The Five Practices of Particularly Resilient People, the evidence-based framework that provides guidance for the most resilient behaviors we can demonstrate, leadership and life, when we inevitably face challenge, change, and complexity. One of The Five Practices, Possibility, is the ability to face the sustained possibility of fear and failure over time, and increase our Adversity Quotient (AQ), which, given our current global landscape and the VUCA environment, is a key factor to success, perhaps even more so that IQ or EQ. 

In order to engage in the Resilient Practice of Possibility, we have the opportunity to face our greatest fears and realize that WHAT SCARES US IS SACRED. We live in a culture that has told us we need to be fearless, but instead, we have the opportunity to fear less. We have the opportunity to recognize what scares us is our most sacred learning experience, our greatest teacher, and opportunity for growth. 

Rather than seeing fear as being bad, wrong, or weakness, we can come to see fear, and teach our coaching clients to see fear, as an opportunity for growth and development.

Three Key Learning Takeaways:

1. Understand how fear impacts performance, decision making, leadership, and engagement
2. How to intervene as a coach and support yourself and your coaching client in fearing less, instead of being paralyzed by fear of believing that success is associated with fearlessness
3. Appreciate how engaging fear promotes leadership resilience and The Resilient Practice of Possibility

Thursday, June 11th, 2020, 9 pm SIN

https://coach.wbecs.com/wbecs-2020/a16077

Join me at the IM Sessions after that take place at 10 pm SIN