Yael C. Sivi, a licensed Gestalt psychotherapist, executive coach and organizational consultant who has helped thousands of employees, managers and leaders in Fortune 1000 companies and nonprofit organizations on topics related to authentic leadership, emotional intelligence, and conscious collaboration joins Enterprise Radio. Her book, Growing Up at work: How to transform yourself, evolve professionally, and lead authentically is her co-author.
Enterprise Radio has teamed up with Author Channel for this episode.
Pay attention to host Eric Dye & guests Yael C. Sivi discuss the following:
- Why wrote this book?
- Let me know more about you title. What does “Growing Up at Work” mean?
- Are there any central themes in your book that you would like to share?
- What is the best way to use this book for a reader?
- Leaders need to be able to recognize the importance of emotional maturity.
- Are there any practices that stand out among the “lifelong practices for personal and professional growth” you mention in the book?
Yael Sivi is a licensed Gestalt psychotherapist, executive coach and organizational consultant who has helped thousands of employees, managers and leaders in Fortune 1000 companies and nonprofit organizations on topics related to authentic leadership, emotional intelligence, and conscious collaboration.
Yosh C. Beier is a managing partner and cofounder of Collaborative Coaching, and is trained as a scientist, consultant, mediator, and therapist. As an executive coach, he brings with him a broad range of skills and experience as a consultant in organizational effectiveness.
Their new book is, Growing Up at Work: How to Transform Personally, Evolve Professionally, and Lead Authentically (River Grove Books, May 20, 2021).
Websites: Growingupatwork.com | Collaborative-Coaching.com
Social Media Links:
Yael Sivi on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/yaelsivi
Yosh Beier on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/yoshbeier
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