SUSAN
TAYLOR
Susan Taylor is a transformational coach and consultant who has worked with some of the most renowned thought leaders in the domains of emotional, spiritual and leadership intelligence for more than 25 years. She helps clients fulfill their deeper purpose by fostering creative and inspiring business environments that support people to learn, grow and thrive while delivering extraordinary results. Susan possesses a deep passion and expertise in Dialogue. Specifically, Bohmian Dialogue. This has proven to lead to new and deeper understandings, resulting in profound transformations.
As CEO and Co-Founder of Generon International, Susan works with C-level leaders and teams from organizations of all sizes. She serves in a coaching and facilitative capacity, leading workshops, trainings and wilderness retreats, as well as deep 1-on-1 work. As an ongoing contributor to Forbes, Susan writes on topics based in human consciousness, and she serves on the Board of the Conscious Leadership Guild.
Susan continues to practice and teach mediation, Qigong and a strong connection to nature while living on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
What Inspires Susan's Path:
Dialogue
Dialogue: Based on the philosophy of David Bohm, Dialogue is a freely flowing group conversation in which participants with diverse perspectives work to reach a common understanding, experiencing everyone's point of view fully, equally and non-judgmentally, no matter how great their differences or points of view. This has proven to lead to new and deeper understandings, resulting in profound transformations.
Dialogue is the art of thinking together, creates something new and breaks down self-imposed boundaries. It’s a commitment to bring out the best in others through authentic conversation. Dialogue is appreciative and calls forth a new future through the flow of meaning in relationship. It is a state of Being.
Observe - Listen - Suspend - Connect - Discover - Create
Dialogue helps to break down self-imposed boundaries, discover root causes and move beyond habitual frames of thought in order to create fundamentally different results and lasting change.
Listen first to understand instead of formulating your response… Completely suspend your own world view of the issue being discussed and listen to understand deeply what the other person is saying. Ask yourself: 'have I heard what's been said, is it truly my moment to speak and is what I will share in service to the group as a whole?'
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Listen to fully understand
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Slow the cadence / embrace silence
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Suspend judgement / opinion
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Before I speak, ask:
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Is it my turn to speak?
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Have I heard what’s been said?
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Is what I will share in service to the group?
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Contact us to co-create an opportunity to work together.