Chapman: Conscious Leadership retreats force executives to play alter-egos in public
Diana Chapman · #130 Diana Chapman: Trusting Your Instincts · Feb 8, 2022 · at 1:20:04
Diana Chapman, co-founder of the Conscious Leadership Group, explains how she runs workshops to help people integrate repressed or 'disowned' personality traits.
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“We actually take everybody in the retreat out to dinner publicly, and we have you all dressed up as characters... The restaurants know we're here playing with all these, we call them these X out parts of ourselves.”
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