Ep 3: Sara Howanski on Process Development, Why Most Leadership Programs Suck, and the Philosophy of ‘Vanilla People’
Eric Schleien sits down with CEO & Founder of White Label Consulting
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Summary
I sit down with the wonderful and talented Sara Howanski who is the CEO & Founder of White Label Consulting. You can also watch this episode on YouTube.
Show Notes
1:33 - #75hard
3:17 - The trap of personal growth
7:11 - Why most leadership programs suck
11:13 - Management vs Leadership
11:46 - The art of leadership
12:40 - Can you be a good manager without being a good leader?
13:22 - Power vs force
13:28 - "Management is granted by authority, Leadership is granted by permission"
20:10 - Bringing out the best in others
22:00 - Process development
22:37 - "I started off in the career world in hair and makeup."
23:20 - What is business development?
25:39 - Transforming the coaching industry
26:49 - "you have to learn how to create an inquiry."
28:09 - Sara's morning routine
31:24 - Sara's love life
32:41 - The philosophy of self-described 'vanilla people'
34:57 - Crazy vs Psycho Crazy
36:33 - Social feedback loops re: 'emotional expression'
39:28 - Authentically expressing masculine and feminine energy
42:21 - The hot/crazy matrix and why comedians are so important in our PC culture
53:42 - Why giving advice is a horrible way to change disempowering behavior
58:22 - 'mastery is the letting go of techniques and tactics'
1:06:45 - Tony Robbins, Landmark Forum, Discomfort vs The Box Of Awareness
1:20:42 - Nit-picking what you don't like to avoid responsibility
Eric Schleien is a leading authority on ontological coaching and specializes in elevating organizational cultures leading to a natural increase in profits, productivity, and general effectiveness.