Awakening the Mind of Leadership
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This is a four-part workshop on the intersection of Awareness, Intention, and Action and how they shape the quality and effectiveness of leadership. It is presented by Minnesota Zen Meditation Center, The Steger Center, and Linden Leadership.
Dates and Times March 2025 Four 3.5-hour sessions conducted in person at the Minnesota Zen Meditation Center from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. Saturdays March 1; March 8; March 15; March 22 Workshop Cost: $1,000 Please click here to register. This program is limited to 14 participants. Please register early to ensure your place. Questions can be directed to [email protected] |
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Facilitators
Will Steger
Will Steger stands out as the pre-eminent explorer of our time. Best known for his legendary polar explorations, Steger has traveled tens of thousands of miles leading teams on some of the most challenging polar expeditions in history.
Will Steger stands out as the pre-eminent explorer of our time. Best known for his legendary polar explorations, Steger has traveled tens of thousands of miles leading teams on some of the most challenging polar expeditions in history.
Marie Michael
Marie uses somatic awareness and embodied strategies for coaching, facilitation, conflict resolution, and racial justice consulting. She helps participants listen to their body’s wisdom and begin to live in greater alignment with their values and desires.
Marie uses somatic awareness and embodied strategies for coaching, facilitation, conflict resolution, and racial justice consulting. She helps participants listen to their body’s wisdom and begin to live in greater alignment with their values and desires.
Ted O'Toole
Ted practices Japanese Soto Zen in the lineage of Dainin Katagiri. He graduated from the University of Michigan Law School in 1992 and worked for 25 years in the legal publishing industry. He has been teaching at Minnesota Zen Center since he was ordained in 2005. He currently serves as Guiding Teacher.
Ted practices Japanese Soto Zen in the lineage of Dainin Katagiri. He graduated from the University of Michigan Law School in 1992 and worked for 25 years in the legal publishing industry. He has been teaching at Minnesota Zen Center since he was ordained in 2005. He currently serves as Guiding Teacher.
Tom Goodell
Tom is the founder of Linden Leadership and author of the book The Four Fields of Leadership. Tom has coached leaders, managers, and teams in organizations from small non-profits to Fortune 50 corporations.
Tom is the founder of Linden Leadership and author of the book The Four Fields of Leadership. Tom has coached leaders, managers, and teams in organizations from small non-profits to Fortune 50 corporations.
Workshop Goals
In a cohort of no more than 14 supportive fellow leaders, you will develop:
- Greater capacity to take action on an important leadership challenge in your personal or professional life
- Skills for managing stress, centering yourself, and helping others manage stress
- Ability to be present with and respond to human dynamics in all their complexity
- Practices for returning to the newness of each moment and discovering the possibilities therein
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