Cultivating Heartset with Linwood Paul & Matt D'Amour of Subtle Distinctions
In order to make the best possible decisions, we need to use all the tools available to us, and not just the rational mind, that often dominates our choices. This is where the concept of heartset comes into the conversation, and in this episode, we are joined by two inspiring guests to explore the idea of heartset and how to utilize this important tool for the benefit of ourselves, those around us, and the work and projects in which we are involved.
Linwood Paul and Matt D'Amour are the cofounders of Subtle Distinctions, where they help cultivate thoughtful and well-rounded leaders. Our guests explain how heartset can fit into a system of tools, and the first steps that individuals can take in order to start listening more to their feelings. They also get into the idea of balance and why there is a place for each part of us, before talking about how these concepts can be applied in business and beyond.
Listeners can expect a refreshingly simple approach to a potentially revolutionary path, so make sure to join us for this great chat!
Key Points From This Episode:
The future-facing vision associated with entrepreneurship.
How to start the journey of cultivating your heartset.
Defining heartset and how our guests have experienced and used this concept.
Using awareness to notice when the mind is dominating the heart.
Connecting with others and building a network of hearts that serves everyone.
The requirements of heartset and the importance of giving the mind a break.
Intentional application and avoiding acting on automatic.
Bringing the strength of heartset to the projects of business and leadership.
Learning to trust the decisions that we make with the heart.
Tweetables:
“As a culture, typically we are trained and conditioned to go to our mind for making decisions.” — Matt D'Amour [0:03:30]
“To go where no one has gone before, that is what pioneers and forgers do. That takes vision and vision is a heart set.” — Linwood Paul [0:19:42]
“The heartset can become a skillset, because it takes practice to develop your heartset, it takes time for you begin to trust in the decisions that you are making.” — Matt D'Amour [0:21:45]
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