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Mindfulness in Business: How to Lead for

Healthy People & Planet

Seleyn DeYarus

Co-Founder & Executive Director

At the EpicenterSeana Lowe Steffen, PhD

Founder & CEO

Restorative Leadership

Institute

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Mindfulness In Business:How to Lead for Healthy People and Planet

The sustainability imperative empowers us to lead like never before. Discover key intersects between restorative leadership and regenerative capitalism that translate to mindful practices for enhanced business influence. This session will be active and participatory, offering relevant take-aways to grow your impact.

Seleyn DeYarus, At The EpicenterSeana Lowe Steffen, Restorative Leadership Institute

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Grow Community• Introductions:

– Name– Organizational affiliation and role– Your intention: why are you here?

• When you hear the bell, please finish your thought and turn your attention to the front of the room

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Mindfulness• Root concept: Sanskrit Bhavana• Etymology

– Mindful: Taking thought or care of; heedful of; keeping remembrance of. (1340)

– Mindfulness: The state or quality of being mindful; ‘attention; regard’ (J.); †memory; †intention, purpose. (1530)

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Mindfulness Practice

Bring Attention to your Intention

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Leadership is an innate capacity

We are uniquely positioned, wherever we are, to leverage the interconnection of our influence

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Restorative LeadershipRestorative Leadership recognizes the

interconnectedness of all life and acts for the highest benefit to all.

Restorative Leadershipdoes no harm and heals

the Earth, our communities and ourselves, striving for what is naturally our best and most balanced

expression of universal values and natural laws.

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21st Century SWOTThe Big T

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21st Century SWOTThe Big O

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Restorative Leadership Principles• Bring intention to life’s resonant influence• Count on the constant of change • Create eddies of possibility by example• Leverage the interconnection for legacy impact• Ask and listen, align and co-create• Scale across shared values• Transform circumstances to aligned momentum• Take the long view• Go net generous • Live the guiding questions• Fly like a butterfly, scout like a bee

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Leadership Matters

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Why We Need Regenerative Capitalism

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Thinking Creates the World

We need new thinking to solve our

collective challenges

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Consumption Out of Balance

If everybody on this planet were to consume natural resources at the rate of an average American, five planets would be required!

Source: Leading From the Emerging Future: From Ego-System to Eco-System Economies

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Regenerative Capitalism

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The Regenerative Narrative Begins“The universal patterns and principles the cosmos usesto build stable, healthy, and sustainable systems throughout the real world can and must be used as a model for economic-system design.”

~John Fullerton

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Eight Key Principles of Regenerative Capitalism

1. In Right Relationship2. Views Wealth Holistically3. Innovative, Adaptive, Responsive4. Empowered Participation5. Honors Community and Place 6. Edge Effect Abundance 7. Robust Circulatory Flow 8. Seeks Balance

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Live the Guiding Questions

Activate our Restorative Leadership to evolve into a Regenerative Economy:

– Which choice will be of highest benefit to all?– How will this contribute to an economy in

service to life?

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Book Resources• Leading from the Emerging Future: From Ego-System to

Eco-System Economies by Otto Scharmer and KatrinKaufer

• Global Mind Change by Willis Harman• The Way Out by Hunter Lovins and Boyd Cohen• Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth by Buckminster

Fuller• Small is Beautiful by E.F. Schumacher• Dangerous Years by David W. Orr

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Website Resources• Capital Institute www.capitalinstitute.org• Natural Capitalism Solutions www.natcapsolutions.org• Post Carbon Institute www.postcarbon.org• Evonomics: The Next Evolution of Economics

www.Evonomics.com• Biomimicry Institute www.biomimicry.org• At the Epicenter www.AtTheEpicenter.com• Restorative Leadership Institute www.Restorative-

Leadership.org

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