Seth Kahan

Storytelling for Leaders

There are two obstacles to effective communication that challenge every leader:  Penetrating information overload; Providing messages in ways easy for listeners to digest and remember.  Storytelling addresses both.  Research demonstrates that a different part of our brain is activated by a good story. Think about how relaxing it is to binge watch your favorite television show at […]

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Scale for Impact

 2018 is the year to leverage your members’ experience and expertise to drive value to much larger segments of society and garner the ROI that comes with a scaled value proposition. Download my report, Driving Results 2018, to learn more about this and the other megatrends that must be mastered this year!

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Leaning Toward the Good

I have been reading and listening to Rick Hanson for some time. He is a neuroscientist who is also a great teacher and non-mystical Buddhist.  He explains how our brains work and provides great insights on how to get yours working in your favor. The first book of his that I read is Hardwiring Happiness.  Here’s a

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Self-Transformation

If there is a defining characteristic of the human species, it is our ability to reinvent ourselves. From the Theater of Dionysus at the foot of the Acropolis in Athens to $3.99 Google virtual reality headset you can buy today on Amazon, from the Eucharist to an advanced degree at MIT, we have become expert

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Watching Thoughts Go By

There is so much that is easy to fixate on in our world today, from legitimate concerns to sensationalist news. And anything that feels worrisome can pop up and capture our attention, hardly letting it go. Before we know it our mood has changed, our attention has waned, our energy has dropped and we are

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Sharing Know-how

As many of you know a good part of my work is to help CEOs of associations with innovation, especially disruptive innovation. When I was at the World Bank, from 1995-1997 I worked on a fledgling initiative, Knowledge Management, that was all about recognizing that the most important asset we had was in the hearts

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Gifts Associations Give the World

I have the pleasure of working closely with some of the associations that are making real and valuable contributions to the world. Associations are amazing organizations, uniting professionals. They pool expertise and experience for some of America’s and our world’s most valuable businesses and professions. Here are several examples of associations making extraordinary contributions: The

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High School Visionaries

I am honored to be teaching my Visionary Leadership Academy to the amazing students at the Oneness High School. In the picture above, you see me with the class. The founder and director, Andrew Kutt, invited me to teach this special class. We are half way through our curriculum. The students have selected three projects

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