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Click for AudioTheme for 2020:  Beyond 20/20 Spiritual VisionFebruary's Theme and Affirmation: I clearly see the Power of NonviolenceThis month’s Recommended Reading:Ghandi The Man: How One Man Changed Himself to Change the Worldby Eknath EaswarenGandhi, a young lawyer, became the Mahatma, the “great soul,” and led 400 million people to independence—non-violently. Easwaran explains the principles underlying Gandhi’s nonviolence and describes ways we can all use Gandhi’s teachings to make the world a more peaceful place. Books available from Stepping Stones Books &amp; Giftsin the store and online with free shippingCenter for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa

Click for <a href="https://cslssantarosa.podbean.com/mf/play/gkfbha/2-2-20_Gittleman_-_2_10_20_9_33_PM.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audio</a> Theme for 2020:  Beyond 20/20 Spiritual Vision February's Theme and Affirmation: I clearly see the Power of Nonviolence This month’s Recommended Reading: Ghandi The Man: How One Man Changed Himself to Change the World by Eknath Easwaren Gandhi, a young lawyer, became the Mahatma, the “great soul,” and led 400 million people to independence—non-violently. Easwaran explains the principles underlying Gandhi’s nonviolence and describes ways we can all use Gandhi’s teachings to make the world a more peaceful place. Books available from Stepping Stones Books &amp; Giftsin the store and online with free shipping Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa

2-2-20, "The Deeper Meaning of Shalom", Rabbi George Gittleman

Rabbi George Gittleman is the Senior Rabbi at Congregation Shomrei Torah in Santa Rosa, CA. Over the course of navigating crises like September 11th, the Sonoma County Wildfires, and the recent Tree of Life Synagogue shooting, he has run the gamut of experiences in leadership under pressure. He joins us to discuss the extraordinary insights he has gathered and the tools he uses to be at his best when it is needed most. Key Learnings 1. Recognizing when the normal parameters around leadership go away 2. Learning to handle a community crisis and his own fight or flight response 3. Dealing with his community needs after 9/11 and what he learned to do differently 4. The desire to flee when the Sonoma County Wildfires broke out and how he pushed through 5. How Rabbi George overcomes the flight response so he can lead effectively 6. The power of using the emotion within an environment as a leadership tool 7. How self-discovery informs effective leadership 8. Recognizing and dealing with leadership failures 9. Disruptive behavior and how he overcomes it 10. The impact of mental agility and emotional stability in a crisis 11. The impact and evaluation of the recent Interfaith Ceremony 12. What professions would be good to cross-pollinate with around leadership 13. The personal cost of leadership, how he restores himself, and the importance of a good work environment The Interfaith Solidarity Service can be viewed here. #leadership, #rabbi, #disaster, #selfdiscovery, #crisis, #fightorflight, #delegate, #wildfire, #PTSD, #selfawareness

Rabbi George Gittleman is the Senior Rabbi at <a href="http://www.shomreitorah.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Congregation Shomrei Torah in Santa Rosa, CA.</a> Over the course of navigating crises like September 11th, the Sonoma County Wildfires, and the recent Tree of Life Synagogue shooting, he has run the gamut of experiences in leadership under pressure. He joins us to discuss the extraordinary insights he has gathered and the tools he uses to be at his best when it is needed most. Key Learnings 1. Recognizing when the normal parameters around leadership go away 2. Learning to handle a community crisis and his own fight or flight response 3. Dealing with his community needs after 9/11 and what he learned to do differently 4. The desire to flee when the Sonoma County Wildfires broke out and how he pushed through 5. How Rabbi George overcomes the flight response so he can lead effectively 6. The power of using the emotion within an environment as a leadership tool 7. How self-discovery informs effective leadership 8. Recognizing and dealing with leadership failures 9. Disruptive behavior and how he overcomes it 10. The impact of mental agility and emotional stability in a crisis 11. The impact and evaluation of the recent Interfaith Ceremony 12. What professions would be good to cross-pollinate with around leadership 13. The personal cost of leadership, how he restores himself, and the importance of a good work environment The Interfaith Solidarity Service can <a href="https://vimeo.com/298513356" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">be viewed here</a>. #leadership, #rabbi, #disaster, #selfdiscovery, #crisis, #fightorflight, #delegate, #wildfire, #PTSD, #selfawareness

George Gittleman On Crisis Leadership