In this episode of the Boardroom 180 podcast, host Munir Haque engages with Dr. Saba Hasanie, a renowned coaching psychologist and global leadership advisor. They explore the profound impact of our past on leadership and decision-making, diving into Dr. Hasanie's pioneering research and her Origins Framework. This framework highlights the significance of biographical influences in coaching psychology, offering a fresh perspective on how our histories shape who we are as leaders.

Listeners will gain insights into leadership maturity, the necessity of psychological training in coaching, and the transformative power of understanding our origins. Dr. Hasanie shares her journey and the development of her framework, emphasizing the importance of integrating personal narratives into professional growth. Tune in to discover how embracing our past can lead to real, sustainable change within organizations.

About the Guest: Dr. Saba Hasanie is a distinguished coaching psychologist and global leadership advisor, known for her innovative work in integrating biographical inquiry into coaching psychology. As the author of "Unfolding," she has developed the Origins Framework, which emphasizes the importance of understanding personal histories in shaping effective leadership. Dr. Hasanie's expertise lies in bridging the gap between psychological insights and practical leadership development, making her a sought-after voice in the field.

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LinkedIn: Action Edge Executive Development Inc.

Podcast Production
Recorded at Pushysix Studios.

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