← Back to articles
Trainers onlyAccess required About 4 min read
Framers Trainer Development

LEADING A COMPANY TO BECOME A SELF-ACTUALIZING COMPANY

As you well know, after we Neuro-Semanticists launched the New Human Potential Movement in 2007, with every company that I work with, I plant suggestions about moving to become a Self-Actualizing Company.

Save
Share

Share this article

LinkedIn Facebook WhatsApp Email

Anyone can open the preview. Full reading access still follows the article’s membership requirements.

More
Saved articles

As you well know, after we Neuro-Semanticists launched the New Human Potential Movement in 2007, with every company that I work with, I plant suggestions about moving to become a Self-Actualizing Company. I hope you are doing that too! That is one reason why I wrote the book, Unleashing Leadership (2009). Ask me to speak to any group from any company, or at a public presentation where there are business people, and I will speak about a vision that I have— that we in Neuro-Semantics have— that you have, namely, of enabling companies and groups and communities to become so much more than they are today—to unleash their potentials for creating a culture that we describe as self-actualizing.

And no, this is not really new. For decades the leaders in business, in leadership studies, in management, etc. have been talking about a great many of the variables and factors that make up “self-actualization.” There is a whole page of these variables in Unleashing Leadership.