Embodied Leadership: Cultivating a Life of Presence, Purpose, and Integrity

A Master Course on Embodying the Qualities of a True Leader—from a Trailblazer of Somatic Learning

What’s the difference between a leader who has to rely on coercion and authority, and a leader who actually inspires? It’s not about how many seminars they’ve taken, books they’ve read, or “best practices” they can name. The key difference is embodiment. “People sense the presence of a good leader,” says Dr. Richard Strozzi-Heckler, “by the way they carry themselves, how they show up, and the energy they project. To develop this presence, we need to bring the focus of learning into the body. This opens up access to all aspects of our intelligence—intellectual, emotional, spiritual, and physical.”

Make the Leap from Knowing about Leadership to Living It

Embodied Leadership brings the powerful training curriculum developed by Strozzi Institute to audio for the first time. This system—based on neuroscience research, somatic practices, and the martial arts—has helped thousands of entrepreneurs, coaches, and growth-minded individuals discover the full potential available in the body. In these six sessions, you’ll discover:

• Embodied learning—how to instill new competencies into your entire self
• The Leadership Dojo—establishing a daily practice to build true mastery
• The five components of leadership presence
• Moving beyond your conditioning, reactivity to perceived threats, and unconscious bias
• Ways to create empowering new habits
• Extending your excitement and energy from a place of centered balance
• Conscious communication—listening, observing, and inspiring others
• How embodied leaders create the future—and transform the world

True leadership can’t be faked or imitated—it arises only when our minds, bodies, and spirits are operating in full integrity. “If you practice with commitment,” says Dr. Strozzi-Heckler, “you’ll emerge from this course as a different person—with a presence that brings out greatness in yourself and those you serve.”