Episodes

  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Jan 21 2013
    11 mins
  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Jan 7 2013
    59 mins
  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Dec 24 2012
    1 hr and 1 min
  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Dec 3 2012
    59 mins
  • Ayni and Light of the Andes

    Ayni and Light of the Andes
    Nov 12 2012
    Dr. James E. Williams, doctor of integrative medicine, accomplished author, and founder and President of Ayni Global, joins ZOOM’D to discuss his latest book, Light of the Andes, a personal account of direct experience with indigenous wisdom and his shamanic journey deep into the heart and high peaks of the Andes. James explores the indigenous way of being discovered amidst the Q’ero peoples of Peru, termed Ayni, a form of living based on reciprocity, responsibility, and holistic integration of the individual (I), community (We), and nature (It). While born centuries ago and lived through many ages, James describes how Ayni holds relevance as a sustainability principle today, potentially serving as a guide to the modern world as it struggles to re-gain balance with nature and among peoples of the planet. Anyi is examined in four parts: general introduction; personal journey leading to its discovery; the wisdom of Ayni; and translation into a living realization today.
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    1 hr
  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Oct 22 2012
    55 mins
  • ZOOM'D Leadership

    ZOOM'D Leadership
    Oct 8 2012
    1 hr
  • Leadership, Instincts, and the Era of Surprise

    Leadership, Instincts, and the Era of Surprise
    Sep 24 2012
    Ted Usatynski, founder of the organization Instinctual Intelligence and author of the book, Instinctual Intelligence: The Primal Wisdom of the Nervous System and the Evolution of Human Nature, joins ZOOM’D again for further exploration into perfect storms, fear, and the coming era of surprise. This week Ted introduces the nature of instinctual and emotional shock generated by many sources, including daily stimulus by the media; illuminates how shock states can be recognized and felt from an embodied perspective; and points toward actions that might be taken to unleash as well as develop the flow of personal and collective leadership capacities available. Ted describes how the brain functions in relation to a world rich in fear—and links the discussion to the realm of universal intelligence that exists on the other side of instinctual hijacking of the body, emotions, and mind. See a multi-media trailer at http://instinctualintelligence.org/VideoPage/video5.html.
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    58 mins