Episode Details

Political leaders often exhibit irrational and inconsistent behavior, raising questions about their true motivations. Counselor David Wiedis delves into the concept of 'ruling passions,' which are the underlying desires that drive leaders' decisions, often in contradiction to their stated values. This exploration reveals how personal ambitions and societal narratives can lead to self-sabotage, affecting both political and personal integrity. Understanding these dynamics can foster compassion and promote healthier leadership practices.

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Website: https://www.servingleaders.org/

Book: https://www.amazon.com/Spiritually-Healthy-Leader-Finding-Self-Sabotage/dp/1645074994

Podcast: https://www.servingleaders.org/podcast

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Highlights:

• "Ruling passions reveal the true motivations behind leaders' decisions."
• "Disparity between stated values and actual behaviors often leads to self-sabotage."
• "Both left and right political leaders share similar fundamental desires and passions."
• "Recognizing and addressing ruling passions can lead to transformative change in leadership."

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