p>When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

The persistent truth is that the scale of the challenges we face globally has changed the entire context for how business operates and contributes. Global warming has gone from being denied to coffee shop conversation. The implications global warming has on the future of humanity creates speculation and, for the most part, fear or disbelief.

Meanwhile, at a deeper level people sense the need to evolve, to tap into what holds deeper meaning and want to make a higher level of contribution. Accompanying this underlying force is the real need for high performance leadership; leadership that merges the untapped capacity for self-performance with group leadership and takes it to whole new levels.

This is the stuff frequently overlooked or dismissed as esoteric distraction while corporate leadership grapples with the usual demands along with the appearance of new more complex issues many of which have risen much like the sea levels, quietly yet forcefully catalyzing the shift to higher ground.

The notion that there is immense talent lying dormant within each individual underneath childhood preprogrammed limitations is established by cellular biology and well articulated by Dr. Bruce Lipton. From the ages of 0-6 children operate from brainwave frequencies that function like a tape recorder, taking in all the messages, both limiting and empowering, and storing them into the subconscious. Unless those limiting beliefs are replaced they become the foundation that the individual sees the world through. It shows in individual and collective performance and in personal and professional relationships.

When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

e, to tap into what holds deeper meaning and want to make a higher level of contribution. Accompanying this underlying force is the real need for high performance leadership; leadership that merges the untapped capacity for self-performance with group leadership and takes it to whole new levels.

This is the stuff frequently overlooked or dismissed as esoteric distraction while corporate leadership grapples with the usual demands along with the appearance of new more complex issues many of which have risen much like the sea levels, quietly yet forcefully catalyzing the shift to higher ground.

The notion that there is immense talent lying dormant within each individual underneath childhood preprogrammed limitations is established by cellular biology and well articulated by Dr. Bruce Lipton. From the ages of 0-6 children operate from brainwave frequencies that function like a tape recorder, taking in all the messages, both limiting and empowering, and storing them into the subconscious. Unless those limiting beliefs are replaced they become the foundation that the individual sees the world through. It shows in individual and collective performance and in personal and professional relationships.

When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

apples with the usual demands along with the appearance of new more complex issues many of which have risen much like the sea levels, quietly yet forcefully catalyzing the shift to higher ground.

The notion that there is immense talent lying dormant within each individual underneath childhood preprogrammed limitations is established by cellular biology and well articulated by Dr. Bruce Lipton. From the ages of 0-6 children operate from brainwave frequencies that function like a tape recorder, taking in all the messages, both limiting and empowering, and storing them into the subconscious. Unless those limiting beliefs are replaced they become the foundation that the individual sees the world through. It shows in individual and collective performance and in personal and professional relationships.

When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

he ages of 0-6 children operate from brainwave frequencies that function like a tape recorder, taking in all the messages, both limiting and empowering, and storing them into the subconscious. Unless those limiting beliefs are replaced they become the foundation that the individual sees the world through. It shows in individual and collective performance and in personal and professional relationships.

When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

p>When the working environment is perceived to be unsafe, employees will unknowingly yet naturally, repress their expression and contribution. Repressed expression is channeled in one of two ways: depression or aggression. When people do not feel safe, they express through a range of behaviors including increased insecurity, absenteeism, self-sabotage, or aggressive sabotage, or stress-related illness.

For the development of the social network required to receive and support deeper talent and highest levels of self performance, subconsciously held limiting beliefs must be recognized for what they are….blocks to performance.

We are at the crossroads of a truly great opportunity.

First, the assumption that you cannot change the subconscious drivers which drive 90-95% of behavior is simply no longer true.

Second, we know that underneath the limitation is an unlimited source of innovative thinking, deeper talent and that each person brings a piece of the trust to the group leadership equation.

Thirdly, we know what makes learning stick. We just do not do what it takes to ensure it happens. We have the chance to systematically apply what we know to ensure the newly acquired skills can be applied to add value to personal and professional lives.

Fourth, we know what when an individual contributes from their core innate knowledge they are directly wired to purpose and passion therefore two things happen: Work has meaning; Innovation that matters is well within the collective capacity for individual and group performance.

Corporate leadership is actively searching for higher performance and innovation. Rather than assuming motivation is all external, perhaps it is time to create the social networks for tacit knowledge to be collectively applied. This starts with the individual’s growth and then expands to group performance.

The saying ‘the answers lie within’ has more than one meaning in these times of radical change.