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Mastering Our Mindset – Leading Ourselves so we can Lead Others
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
11:30 Am TO 1:00 Pm (Mountain Time)
About This Session
Considerable research has demonstrated how our mindset profoundly affects our ability to engage in effective self-leadership. Do we see a situation as a problem or an opportunity? Do we look for what could make something possible, or do we immediately dismiss it as impossible?
Depending on the questions we ask ourselves, our sources for answers will be markedly different. Our mindset directly influences the choices we make and the actions we take. As a consequence, our mindset heavily influences our success and our resilience in our personal and professional lives.
Our Presenter(s)
Craig Dowden is a highly respected executive coach with the Forbes Coaches Council as well as an award-winning speaker who delivers interactive, evidence-based workshops that translate the science of leadership, team, and organizational excellence into everyday practice. Craig has a PhD in Psychology with a specialization in Business and is a Certified Positive Psychology Coach.
His latest book, A Time to Lead: Mastering Your Self… So You Can Master Your World, was written with Alan Mulally, the legendary former CEO of Ford Motor Company and Boeing and Sarah McArthur (co-Editor in Chief of Leader to Leader). Internationally renowned executive coach, Marshall Goldsmith, wrote the Foreword. The book was endorsed by over 30 CEOs and top-rated TED speakers, including Adam Grant and Daniel Pink. It made the bestseller lists for both the Wall Street Journal (#4) and USA Today while also hitting #1 in 8 different categories on Amazon.
Craig has contributed to top-tier leadership and business publications including Forbes, Fast Company, the Financial Post, the Huffington Post, the Globe and Mail, and Psychology Today. His webinars and in-studio sessions for the Financial Times were endorsed as “engaging, informative, and entertaining….. (and) encompass the best form of professional development.”
