WHY THE PRACTICE OF NOT KNOWING MATTERS SO MUCH
...in love, work, and everywhere else
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Hi, I'm Samir.
I am an ally to individuals and organizations who want to grow simpler and practice real change in real time.
CROSS YOUR NEXT THRESHOLD:
EIGHT WEEKS TO GET UNSTUCK, EMBRACE CHANGE, AND THRIVE IN WORK AND LIFE
DIGITAL COURSE COMING SOON!
ENLIST SAMIR AS YOUR ALLY
Nothing happens alone.
THE KEY TO ALL SUCCESS IS A FULLY HUMAN LIFE
Expectations are increasing, disruption is continuous, and access to our own wisdom is constantly obstructed by excess information. We have been conditioned to want great careers, great relationships, and great experiences. Under pressure, however, we tend to stick to what brought us success so far and thus cut ourselves off from attending to what can take us further: personal reflection and the practice of becoming. I call it growing simpler.
Even if you are aware of this dynamic in your own life, you might not have the energy, time, and workable strategy to first recognize and then proactively attend to your deepest aspirations. Instead of letting go, we try to add simplicity to our lives.
Nobody can do this for us. The truth is, however, none of us can do this alone.
If you have robust support, blessings and bon voyage!
If you, however, need support for this journey from being a hero to being a sage, let's explore working together. I offer consulting, coaching, online learning, motivational speaking, and retreat facilitation.
The world needs your life, love, and leadership, and you are wiser than you think.
MORE ABOUT SAMIR"Samir is uniquely qualified to help organizations convert bystanders into cheerleaders and turn passengers into pilots."
Rod Colburn
Managing Director, GOLDMAN SACHS
"Samir Selmanovic is asking the right questions at the right time."
Karen Armstrong
Winner of TED Prize 2008
"Over the course of a year, Samir helped our hospital leadership team rest in ways deeper than physical rest, contextualizing his work with us in a way that resonates, is impactful, and 'sticks.'"
