How we show up in the world and how we are vibrating sets the tone for all the interactions that we are having with ourselves and others, and if you are in a leadership role, then you are potentially creating the social and emotional weather for the whole team based on your vibration. Therefore, being aware of our vibration and energy is a vital skill as we pursue vibrational leadership.

Leading ourselves means learning to respond to arising conditions, instead of reacting to them. To consciously and wisely respond to situations, we have to be aware of the parts of ourselves that might get in the way of us responding appropriately and effectively. In short, we need to be aware of our programming, our experiences, and even our traumatic history that may be clouding our interpretation of a given situation, and our response to it. Think of these experiences and programs as being like smudges on the lenses of our perception that prevent us from seeing things clearly and navigating things well.

Dr. Peter Kellett reacts to Ren's (@RenMakesMusic) viral hit song "Hi Ren", and discusses the many spiritual and life lessons contained within this brilliant and powerful song. Not only is this a musical masterpiece, it is also a deep philosophical exploration of life, navigating challenges, and overcoming the negative self-talk of our inner critic.