The Transformational Leader

In this episode of The Transformational Leader, you will learn about the ontology of taking time off. What does it mean to take time off? Going on vacation is an interesting practice because when you go on a vacation, you are halting what you regularly do. With this, you are permitting yourself to do something different. When you go on vacation, what you are doing is you are ultimately creating a...

On this week's mid-week episode, for Part 4 of Adam's series on Ontological Leadership. In this episode, Adam will be teaching about the concept of context, which is arguably your most powerful tool in deepening your leadership and those you lead. He'll explain how our beliefs create our reality, and then how our reality reinforces and reifies our beliefs. 

In this episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney is on a series of discussions about the energetic laws. Today, he discussed Energetic Law #6: "Love and power." The energetic law of love and power states that your power as a leader is proportional to the amount of love you can hold. The lesser the capacity to express and allow love, the lesser the capacity to express and allow power. Th...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam continues his discussion on Ontological Leadership, and shares how our context or lens for someone is determinative of our capacity to lead them.

In this episode of The Transformational Leader, Adam Quiney will open a series of discussions about the energetic laws. These laws are things that you have spiritual or folk wisdom that leads to them.  Today, Adam discussed Energetic Law #5: "That which you resist, persists." The wisdom that follows this energetic law is that if you can let something be, it will let you be. This fifth law provides...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses leadership through the lens of Ontology, specifically focusing on How You Ended up the Way You are. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of yourself, and those you lead, how to lead in a way that is transformational in scope.

Auto-immune diseases are diseases that are of many different varieties. It includes lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, and more. In this episode, we will look at auto-immune disease ontologically or its way of being.  Our immune system protects us from foreign objects that can cause us harm. When someone has an auto-immune disease, what is happening is that the system is attacking itsel...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam begins his discussion on Ontological Leadership, so that you can cut through the noise of ordinary leadership and lead transformationally.

In this episode, we will talk about the ontology of the nursing profession. We will discuss what is happening in the profession and how we can change it up and go differently. In the medical profession, especially in the nursing profession, we see a lot of the qualities of generosity and contribution. A lot of people have a great deal of quality of generosity or contribution. These are people for...

Typically, micromanaging is when you have someone good with the tools, and they move to a higher position. Once they move to a position where they are managing other people and their job is to support people to do their work, they have a degree of derivation or removal from the issue they have. Later, they delegate stuff and tell you what you need to do more or ask if you have done it every 30 sec...

In this episode of The Transformational Leader, we talked about confidence. How does a leader gain confidence? A lot of leaders would relate to themselves as having confidence. What we get is a lack of self-trust and confidence. What a leader needs is a deeper level of confidence. A level of confidence that we call sovereignty. The ability to let feedback in and find our true north in the midst of...

The advice that we hear non-stop is that you need to be authentic to be a leader. Most people are frustrated because they are authentic to the team, yet it is still not working. There are stages of authenticity a leader walks through. The first stage is when you focus on making everyone around you feel okay. The second stage is you go from keeping yourself to allowing it to be spoken out loud. At...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses what's next for the Live Show, the process of developing leadership, and more!

The leader needs to be humble. We love that as a concept, but what we do is we try to conduct ourselves in a way that we deem humble to avoid being humbled.  The irony is that people will talk about how important it is to be humble as a leader. But then, we are actively taking every possible step to avoid the experience of being humbled. Being humbled is not an easy experience. To be humbled, we m...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses The Art of Possibility, Slowing down and being with our/other's process, Is resistance necessary?, Podcast lessons and takeaways, and more!

Fear is the earliest emotional state. It has been with us from the very beginning. It is essential for your survival and is the primary mechanism by which you've arrived at this point in your life. The role of fear is very simple: It is to do whatever you must do to ensure that you stay in the realm that you are completely comfortable in and familiar with.  One of the ways that fear is effective i...

"I made a mistake, and I'm never going to make that mistake again. I will do my best so that mistake never again occurs." These are the words we say when we make a mistake.  Most of the time, we force ourselves to be a master of something that we don't want to be. When that ability to perform comes from our hearts, and we just love doing it and wanting to be better, that is a beautiful thing. But...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam live coaches special guest Mike Dankert about talking about his thoughts and feelings with his partner.

How do we do Intensive? The underlying format of the Intensive is kind of less important. Most of the time, people are often curious about the curriculum because they are comparing it with what others offer. With an informational experience, the common question is, do you already know this or not? And if you don't already know this, then there is something you can learn. That is very different fro...

Seeing the path versus seeing a path is one of the more fundamental traps we fall into when we are engaging in the process of developing someone's leadership, coaching someone, and supporting someone.  It often happens in friendships, family relationships, romantic relationships, and parent-child relationships. It is a product of a desire to help someone along their path.  You are watching them wa...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses Beneficial discomfort vs. harmful, Clients hiring your mentors/peers, Not making everything in your business about you, Leading yourself behind the scenes when no one is watching, Helping people along their path vs. their own process, Whatever spicy takes comes up in the moment, and more!

We are now on the last part of Adam Quiney's series, 'Anatomy of a Retreat.' He talks about completion. In most events, webinars, sessions, or ceremonies, people end with a small celebration or an afterglow. There's not a lot of care put into the notion of completion. When we talk about the notion of being complete, it is sort of having no leftover energy. No open loops of energy around something....

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses Why bother coming from your essence?, Bringing together different personality types, Leading through breakdowns, The elimination of desire, Working with narcissistic leadership, Leadership of Self, Leading wet noodles, Leadership consent and more!

With an educational retreat, the curriculum is the utmost priority. Without that, there is not much happening. That is how most of the webinars, workshops, and retreats operate.    In a retreat where the priority is transformation, the curriculum is secondary to that. They are using tools and techniques, new concepts, and exercises that people went through.   For Adam Quiney, whatever is going on...

On this week's mid-week episode, tune in as Adam discusses Navigating your hobbies and your relationship, Benevolent manipulation, Selling what you do, How transformation unfolds, IFS and other modalities, How and when to compromise, Toxic goals vs. Authentic desire, and more.