Leadership mentoring begins with listening deeply to integrate learning and wisdom into daily practices to support being whole.

What is Mentoring?

You may have retained a coach and wonder how mentoring differs. Mentoring cultivates space to inquire beyond expanding competency and achieving goals to develop wisdom. 

  • Through generative conversations and inquiries, we expand awareness and deepen listening.

  • We create space for clients to sort out priorities and discover deeper truths.

  • We cultivate possibility from an authentic commitment.

Our work involves ontological inquiry that expands perceptions with Buddhist Psychology to develop contemplative practices. We cultivate wisdom by:

  1. Developing practices to navigate uncertainty and complexity.
  2. Discovering patterns that impede effective grounding, presence, and coordination.
  3. Deepening commitment to space and practice to cultivate presence.

Our mentoring process includes three phases.

  1. Discovery Phase. With an initial interview and survey process, we develop a learning arc that expands awareness and cultivates presence.
  2. Commitment Phase. We co-create a mentoring agreement that establishes your commitment to expand awareness and cultivate being.
  3. Inquiry Phase. Our definition of mentoring integrates Western learning and development with Buddhist psychology and contemplative practices. These inquiries distinguish subtle habitual patterns and concerns to deepen your commitment to being human as a coach or leader.

Our mentoring services support expanded perceptions, increased awareness, and unlearning to cultivate presence.

  1. Leadership Development: Expanded perceptions to cultivate and create change through collaboration.
  2. Vertical Learning: Awareness: Inquiries that support coaches, those in transition, and existential “unlearning.”
  3. Vertical Learning: Presence: Inquiries that support coaches in distinguishing the “attention structures” to deepen listening and presence.

Mentoring Agreements include 12 to 24 sessions in one year.

AWARENESS, PRESENCE, WISDOM

  1. Leadership presence is a function of cultivating space and awareness.
  2. With grounding and increased awareness, we expand the capacity for learning and unlearning.
  3. As your partner, we explore, identify and distinguish the untapped wisdom already within you.

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When we hear a Dharma talk or study a sutra, our only job is to remain open. Usually, when we hear or read something new, we just compare it to our own ideas.

If it is the same, we accept it and say that is correct.

If it is not, we say it is incorrect.

In either case, we learn nothing.

If we read or listen with an open mind and an open heart, the rain of the Dharma will penetrate the soil of our consciousness.

—Thich Nhat Hanh