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Who are Regenerative Leaders?

A regenerative leader is someone who leads her/himself and others
intentionally with the objective of creating well-being for all stakeholders, 
including her/himself.

 


A regenerative leader can be anyone! Even if you don't lead a non-profit organisation or business, we are all leaders, for ourselves, family, friends, work colleagues, and our local and global community in the broader ecosystem planet Earth. 

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Regenerative Leadership puts the relationship with ourselves first. 

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A regenerative leader is... 
 

  • self-reflective, observant & a deep listener 

  • aware of how to maintain a healthy relationship with her/his own body & mind

  • aware of her/his own values & direction, needs & wants, strengths & weaknesses, tendencies & patterns and she/he understands where they are coming from

... because only then we can provide the perfect calibration of care & challenge for ourselves! And only then we are able to sustain our growth and can give back to society without compromising our own well-being. 

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REGENERATIVE LEADERSHIP
WHO?

“Before you can lead others, before you can help others... 
                            you have to discover yourself.” 
 
                 
 
– Joe Jaworski (Founder of the Global Leadership Initiative)
                                                  
                                                 

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Where we bring you

INTENTIONAL

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ACCIDENTAL

(Source: 100xLeader)

Regenerative leaders... 
 

  • develop active agents with strong (self-)awareness, and critical and whole system thinking

  • ensure that their team members become more attuned to the spaces in which they function and find possibilities to express themselves fully

  • always remind their team of the essence of their work

  • give clear direction, but stay responsive to the dynamics of a moving environment & changing stakeholder needs

  • implements life-affirming work systems

  • cultivate communication and problem-solving structures which step away from an ego perspective

  • sense & solve problems before they even emerge

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