# George Leonard
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George Burr Leonard (August 9, 1923 – January 6, 2010) was an American writer, editor, and educator who wrote extensively about education and human potential. He was President Emeritus of the Esalen Institute, past-president of the Association for Humanistic Psychology, co-founder of ITP International, and an editor of Look Magazine. He was a United States Army Air Corps pilot, and held a fifth degree black belt in aikido.
ProdPod: Episode 44 -- Human Potential Movement's Mark on Your Personal Productivity
Back in the 1960's, there was a movement that developed, founded on the core concept that we could help people become happier, more fulfilled and more creative. It was called the Human Potential Movement. Further, we know so much about personal productivity today because of the Human Potential Move…
Why You Must Lose Deals to Win Big: Upsetting the Status Quo
🎙️ Episode Title: Why You Must Lose Deals to Win Big: Upsetting the Status Quo
💡 This Episode's Winning Factor: To achieve true agility and growth, leaders must embrace the "humble pie" of raw feedback and intentionally disrupt their own status quo through consistent self-evaluation.
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Break Through Your Next Plateau
Have you ever felt like you're doing everything right but nothing seems to be changing? You're putting in the work, staying consistent, and showing up every day, yet your progress has come to a standstill. The good news is that a plateau doesn't mean you've failed—it often means you're closer to a …
#534 Chris Majer: Why does coordination fail as companies grow?
Chris Majer is a former University of Washington rugby captain, performance psychologist, and organizational consultant, and we spoke about how practice, mood, and coordination determine whether growing companies can actually transform. An airport-bookstore encounter with George Leonard’s The Ultim…
The Ghost of Kokoda - Brothers in Arms
The Kokoda Track Podcast delves into the stories of two Aboriginal men who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II. Their names, Private George Leonard and Private Harold West, are etched in history as two brothers in arms who fought side by side in the treacherous terrain of Papua New Guin…
The Five Keys to Mastery Audiobook by George Leonard
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The Five Keys to MasterySubtitle: Opening Doors to Lifelong SuccessCategories: Career, Empowerment, Personal Success, Professional DevelopmentAuthor: George LeonardNarrator: George LeonardPublisher: Better ListenRelease date: 07-…
E68 The Devil Gave Him an iPhone 16 | George Leonard and the Devil's Footprint
It's said that the Devil himself has left a lot of footprints in the New England area. But this specific footprint might have been an accident. After kidnapping a man who made a deal with him, he jumped an insanely unrealistic distance and when he landed, he left his tiny little foot shape in a roc…
Strength Beyond Strength S2E11 Dan John on Strength, Simplicity, and the Long Game
What does it actually mean to be strong?
In this episode of Strength Beyond Strength, I reconnect with Dan John, a coach, teacher, athlete, and author I’ve known since the early days of the RKC. Over the years, we’ve taught at events together, shared hotel rooms, meals, drinks, and plenty of long c…
Why Good People Drain You
You've blamed your mood. You've blamed the wine. You've blamed the long week.In 1978, an aikido master named George Leonard found the actual reason — and it's older than language.The Silent Pulse is Leonard's quiet 1978 book about why some people light you up and others drain you, even when they lo…
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