Limitless Leadership
Welcome!
Please join us every other Tuesday at 11:30 am ET at this link.
Limitlessness
This group is designed to enhance your feeling of limitlessness. Hope. Possibility. Agency. And it’s not meant to feel overwhelming. We’ll be working with a model of relational/systemic leadership that sees everything as interconnected. Some approaches work on the surface with a series of trees in a forest, we’ll be working with the root system. This means that you’ll learn to identify access points for change through relationships and sense that they are working through your own experience.
Not participating
Systemic leadership is about working on the small, individual scale through our daily relationships. Sometimes people seek validation by asking you, either consciously or subconsciously, to match their emotions. This is a learned habit and it’s one that we are deeply attached to because it feels like care/love. We’ll be using examples from our own lives to develop strategies for not matching/not participating—and for directing others, when appropriate, away from matching.
Zooming out
Sometimes what is resolving in front of us is far bigger than the individual experience. Shifts show themselves to us on a small scale. The parts mirror the whole. As leaders, we can gain insight by observing what larger structures are shifting and affirming that transformation in the relationship before us. We’ll discuss through our own relationships and experiences how to encourage and support this kind of transformation, which includes healing from historical trauma.
Getting what we want
As a systemic leader, it can be easy to become unmoored and feel like we are helping others more than ourselves. It is also hard to know what we can change and what we have to accept as out of our control. We will explore through our own experience what it is to enjoy our lives while we are actively amplifying love that transforms.
Session 1
The Concept of Limitlessness
Resources
January 27, 2026
Session 2
Inherent Worth, Change is Constant, Repairing Ourselves to Repair the World
Resources
See picture below. I will email you exercises.
February 10, 2026
Session 3
Power, space between reaction and response, radical self-focus
Question summary:
In what ways does expertise turn into exerting authority (false power) by declaring what is right or wrong, who belongs and who does not?
How might different groups mirror the ones they dislike by asserting a right/wrong narrative? Or defining themselves either by their dedication to the "mission" or their assertion of expertise?
How might we trust interconnectedness so much that we observe that every individual act of our own balancing contributes to the whole?
What opens up when we see that one person is simply not ready for the change we suggest? How might we create access points that allow us to change what we want?
Session 4
Summary of March 10th
Body awareness exercises
Walk while aware of the bottoms of feet and room around us
Noticing space between expectation and experience
Making a decision to follow directions
Yes and no - felt sense in the body
Applying these small changes and increased level of awareness in our leadership, trusting that small changes can make a big impact. Noticing when we are overextending.
Session 5
Summary of April 7th
Body awareness exercises
Noticing self in relationship to the room we are in
Balanced movement
Using the wall as feedback
Applying these small changes and increased level of awareness in our leadership, trusting that small changes can make a big impact. Noticing when we are overextending.
Session 6: Voice
Summary of April 14th
Body awareness exercises
Working with the voice
Noticing where the air goes to produce sound
Noticing vibrations in our body as we produce sound
Noticing our position in the room while producing sound
Applying these small changes and increased level of awareness in our leadership, trusting that small changes can make a big impact.
Session 7: Multiple Stimuli, Presence, and Focus
Summary of April 21st
Body awareness exercises
Listening and seeing at the same time
The difference between expectation and experience