Eric Kaufmann has been coaching and training leaders and executives since 2000. His earliest leadership lessons were in the water, not in the office – when he was a Scuba Diving Instructor he learned to organize and influence people to learn new skills, work together, venture into the unknown, and have fun in a process that is inherently dangerous. Tom and Eric have a lively discussion on Eric being a Thought Leader at Harvard’s Institute of Coaching, the author of Four Virtues of a Leader, and a life-long Zen practitioner.

Key Takeaways:

• Conscious leadership is moving from the ego to a life-focused service position with awareness.
• The first virtue of a leader is focus. The world is our reflection.
• Wisdom, love, and courage are essential features of leadership.
• Courage is the most absent characteristic of a leader. It is easier to walk away; we use it as a defense mechanism.
• With age, there becomes more to lose than there is to gain.
• Business leaders are now shaping our society.

Meet Eric Kaufmann

Eric has been coaching and training leaders and executives since 2000. His earliest leadership lessons were in the water, not in the office – when he was a Scuba Diving Instructor he learned to organize and influence people to learn new skills, work together, venture into the unknown, and have fun in a process that is inherently dangerous. Tom and Eric have a lively discussion on Eric being a Thought Leader at Harvard’s Institute of Coaching, the author of Four Virtues of a Leader, and a life-long Zen practitioner.
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The Four Virtues of a Leader: Navigating the Hero’s Journey Through Risk to Results Book

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