What Do You Do?

Hello Reader,

Anurag Bhartiya published this great post on what do you do and challenges us to share our story.

I discovered this image by Alex Alemany 10 years ago, and it touched me deeply.
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Recently, I realized that it perfectly illustrates the concept of self-reflection and recursive awareness that's central to the inner leadership work I do and how I guide leaders.
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This artist painted a picture of himself painting himself. My work helps leaders learn this kind of deep self-observation.
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​It's a great visual representation of infinite self-awareness. This is way beyond the surface-level awareness commonly discussed. This relates to what I do in several key ways:
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1. Multiple levels of awareness - The painting reveals layers of the artist's self-observation. I help leaders observe their thoughts, behaviors, and patterns with greater awareness.
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2. Breaking free from autopilot - This image represents stepping outside oneself to see clearly. Similarly, I guide people to step out of their habitual thinking to observe themselves from a new perspective.
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3. Creative self-discovery - Just like an artist uses their craft, I engage in transformative talks and visual designs. This helps leaders find their true selves.
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I find it's a powerful metaphor for the kind of recursive self-awareness that emerges when we learn to observe ourselves beyond our usual thinking mind. We see the seer who's seeing.
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This is the leadership the world is desperately looking for and needs more of today.
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Want to be part of this?
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Learn more and register for our upcoming webinar and workshop here: Leadership, Unleashed.​

And please share, what do you do?

— Bill

Bill Fox, Founder, LeaderONE​
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Pioneering Leadership from Within | Unlocking Human and Organizational Potential