Murray Bowen’s concept of societal regression helps to understand the conflict and division we face in society today. This episode explains what that is and...
This episode covers how Mel Robbins’ deals with overfunctioning and the similarities to family systems theory. Show Notes: The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool...
This episode covers how Mel Robbins’ “Let Them Theory” applies to leadership through self-differentiation. Show Notes: The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions...
Mel Robbins doesn’t say it, but her Let Them Theory resonates with family systems theory. Here’s how. Show Notes: The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing...
Being a non-anxious presence doesn’t come naturally. Here’s what you can do to better prepare for difficult situations. Show Notes: People With High Emotional Intelligence...
In his book, David and Goliath, Malcolm Gladwell notes how British oppression in Northern Ireland backfired. He focuses on the early 1970’s when the...
Joe Rigney’s War on Empathy was inspired, in part, by Edwin Friedman. Here’s where I agree and disagree with him. Show Notes: The Sin of...
Martha Beck’s concept of the anxiety spiral and creativity spiral resonate with Edwin Friedman’s definition of a non-anxious leader. Here’s how. Show Notes: Beyond Anxiety:...
A paradox in leadership is that we think we can control more than we actually can. This leads to micromanaging, which is more damaging than...