Episode 79

Oleg Konovalov: Leading by nature

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What can leadership learn from nature?

From operating in demanding, choppy waters with lives on the line, to the individualised attention each fishing catch needs, there are a great many similarities according to my guest in this episode, Oleg Konovalov.

As you’ll hear, it’s not just fishing but nature itself that can teach us about leadership. Oleg shares the lessons he has learned from his time as a fisherman that he now brings into his coaching practices.

We talk about the mindset leaders need to have as they seek to create better futures and make important decisions day in, day out. He also discusses how he avoids taking on passengers and what he learned from falling in icy waters.

You’ll hear about:

  • Words related to leadership
  • Myths about leadership
  • Nature as a leadership coach
  • How do you keep a clear head?
  • How being a master fisherman helps with mindset
  • How to avoid hiring passengers
  • Revealing strengths: the role of a leader
  • Developing a servant-based approach to leadership
  • Oleg’s experience falling into icy waters
  • The impact Oleg wants to have in the world
  • What helps Oleg do his best work?

More about Oleg

Oleg is a global thought leader, author, business educator, consultant, and C-suite coach. He is named among the top eight global experts in leadership and shortlisted for the Distinguished Award in Leadership by Thinkers50. He is on Global Gurus Top 30 in Leadership, is the #1 Global Leading Coach (Marshall Goldsmith Thinkers50 Award), and was named one of the Global 100 Inspirational Leaders 2022, along with Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Oprah Winfrey.

Having been named ‘the da Vinci of visionary leadership’ by many leading authorities of our time, Oleg is considered #1 in the world in the field of vision, and visionary leadership. He is the author of The Fisherman’s Path to Leadership, The Vision Code, Leaderology, and other books.

“Leadership is about an ability to think and act for a better future.”

Oleg Konovalov, author, keynote speaker and coach

VIEW RUNNING ORDER

03.19 Words related to leadership.
04.45 Myths about leadership.
06.55 Nature as a leadership coach.
10.28 How do you keep a clear head?
13.23 How being a master fisherman helps with mindset.
19.20 How to avoid hiring passengers.
25.07 Revealing strengths: the role of a leader.
26.11 Developing a servant-based approach to leadership.
30.57 Oleg’s experience falling into icy waters.
36.33 The impact Oleg wants to have in the world.
39.10 What helps Oleg’s do his best work?
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