Videos: Ideas and Applications
Creating Leaders: A New Model ― Ten Years On
Werner Erhard and Michael C. Jensen at Simon Business School, Sands Leadership Lecture Series. An abstract of the working paper titled, Creating Leaders: An Ontological Model is available at Harvard Business School’s Working Knowledge website.
In their talk, ‘Creating Leaders: A New Model – Ten Years On’ for the Sands Leadership Lecture Series at the University of Rochester Simon Business School professor Michael Jensen and Werner Erhard engage in a conversation that explores access to being a leader and to the effective exercise of leadership as one’s natural self-expression.
Why We Do What We Do: A New Model Providing Actionable Access to the Source of Performance.
Werner Erhard discussing A New Paradigm of Performance at Harvard Kennedy School Center for Public Leadership.
Werner Erhard on Authenticity
“The beginning of all authenticity is to be authentic about your inauthenticity.”
New Paradigm of Performance
This new paradigm is based on the fundamental proposition that the performance of an individual, group or organization is a correlate of the way the world in which, and on which, that entity
The Leadership Course
The course is a leadership laboratory where instructors work with the participants to create direct access to the ways of being, thinking, planning, and action required to be a leader and to
Werner Erhard on Authenticity
Authenticity is being and acting consistently with who you hold yourself out to be for others, and who you hold yourself to be for yourself. Do we have actionable access to authenticity?
The Hidden Power of Integrity and Access to Vast Increases in Performance
We present a new model of integrity that will provide you powerful and actionable access to increased performance for
Werner Erhard Interviews Robert Reich
Originally broadcast via satellite in February 1988, this conversation between Werner Erhard and Robert Reich delves into the sources of creative thinking and
Werner Erhard on Heidegger
Werner Erhard explains the philosophical or metaphysical basis of transformation. Drawing upon the Heideggerian notion of thinking and Nietzsche and Zen, Erhard states that listening for information and
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