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Sandy Schultz
“Life is about flowing with the balance between internal listening and external activity; between callings and goals; between reflection and action,” says former Harvard Kennedy School assistant de...view more“Life is about flowing with the balance between internal listening and external activity; between callings and goals; between reflection and action,” says former Harvard Kennedy School assistant dean, Procter & Gamble brand manager, successful entrepreneur, leadership & start up teacher / coach, and mom of five adult children, Sandy Schultz..
“Yet over my 60 years of life, I see our culture and world pushing ever more and faster on the external goals and actions without teaching much about cultivating our internal knowing and wisdom. And this linear, goal lined approach is doing little to improve our health, our business effectiveness and our decision making as it relates to our personal, organizational, community, and earth’s wellbeing.”
And that is why she wrote Attunement: Six Practices to Connect to the Powerful Leader Inside You and founded the coaching organization called “Six Minutes Daily: Quiet Shift and Seismic Change.”
Sandy brings nearly forty years of leadership experience at both blue chip and entrepreneurial organizations alongside a lifetime pursuit of psychology and consciousness studies and the real-world wonder, challenge and understanding of raising five children (3 from her belly and 2 from other mothers). She has her bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University and advanced degrees in public administration, organizational behavior and spiritual psychology from Harvard, Miami of Ohio and University of Santa Monica. She is currently completing her PhD in depth psychology. She is a certified yoga instructor, leadership coach and addicted snowboarder. Sandy lives on a farm in Victor, Idaho with her beloved family and animals.view less
Books by Sandy Schultz
Attunement: Six Practices to Connect to the Powerful Leader Inside: If Not You, Then Who?