Stop Feeding The Beast

2021-11-25

"We don't see things as they are; we see them as we are" - Anaïs Nin "On average across your workforce, your average employee spend 2.5 hours a day in drama". Cy Wakeman is a drama researcher. You know, mountains out of molehills, judgement, prejudices, catastrophising; the kind of shit we create for ourselves. It happens in families, organisations and companies. Then we filter the world through that haze of bile, imagined sleights, misinterpretation and of course our old friends judgement and attachment. Cy and I get deep and dirty on the detritus of our minds and explore ways ...

"We don't see things as they are; we see them as we are" - Anaïs Nin

"On average across your workforce, your average employee spend 2.5 hours a day in drama". Cy Wakeman is a drama researcher. You know, mountains out of molehills, judgement, prejudices, catastrophising; the kind of shit we create for ourselves. It happens in families, organisations and companies. Then we filter the world through that haze of bile, imagined sleights, misinterpretation and of course our old friends judgement and attachment.

Cy and I get deep and dirty on the detritus of our minds and explore ways to respond more effectively, cut away the emotional fog and get to the Truth. Buckle up!

@Tag a friend

Contact Cy via linkedin.com/in/cywakeman

Website: realitybasedleadership.com

Phone: +1(402) 763-8960

Twitter: CyWakeman

Piracy – especially in the 1600s – was an explosive response to conflicts in trade and the greed of behemoth institutions, governments, and nations.

Today in sales I see something very similar.

The massive organisations that dominate so much of the business landscape are getting to be too big to defend themselves.

What does that make them vulnerable to?

A small, elite, laser-focused group of people who are united on a single goal.

Email me on marcus@laughs-last.com to learn more. #TheBlackPearl

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