On this week's RGHP, we welcomed Special Guest and friend of The Weston Network, Gender-Justice Crusader Silas Musick, M.A. Silas has dedicated himself to personal truth and authenticity, inspiring others to own their journey by remaining radically open about his. Silas shared about his life’s journey that has brought him to become a farmer in Tennessee.
As always, Joe leads you through a powerful meditation practice designed to cultivate resilience. This allows you to move through the world with presence, balance, awareness, and flow. Through these strengthened capacities, you can practice Fierce Civility in your interactions with the world.
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About Joe Weston:
Joe Weston is an international trainer, author, consultant, coach, professor, and advocate for lasting peace. With a career spanning more than 30 years in the field of conflict prevention, leadership, stress management, and communication, his clients include NASA, Booz Allen Hamilton, The World Bank, Oxfam, The Obama Fellowship, KLM, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mitsubishi Motors, and various government and educational institutions.
His first book, Mastering Respectful Confrontation (2011), has been sold worldwide to individuals, corporations, government agencies, and humanitarian organizations and continues to catch peoples’ attention when looking for empowered ways to have difficult conversations. His second book, The Fierce Civility Pathway of Hope, will be released in 2022. Joe currently has a regular advice column called “Ask Joe” for the US national online magazine, the Fulcrum, which has a reach of more than an average of 1.2 million web impressions per month.
As founder of the Weston Network, a company that provides leadership programs and coaching to an international clientele, and as founder and Executive Director of the non-profit Fierce Civility Project (www.fiercecivi...), Joe’s work and message have had a wide range of impact in all sectors. As an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, School of Government, Department of Conflict Resolution, Joe teaches his course: Body-based skill building for navigating stress and confrontation.
The Respectful Confrontation® method bridges between “power within” and “power with.” It is a pathway and method that can lead to lasting change. Readers of the book Mastering Respectful Confrontation and participants of training around the world - from corporations, government agencies, humanitarian organizations, non-profits, universities, and schools - have noticed a significant improvement in approaching their work and personal life with more ease and confidence, as well as a reduction in anxiety, stress, misunderstandings, and conflict. With over a decade of evidence, the long-term impact can be seen on teams trained in this methodology.
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30 сен 2024
