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EPISODE · Sep 25, 2025 · 11 MIN

Gen Z Shares the Same Key Aspects of Being Human

from Mind&Body@Work · host Timm Esque

To learn more about how embodiment training can help yousuccessfully integrate young workers, visit www.evleaderlab.com/integrategenz. In this episode, Amanda and Timm begin a series of discussionsabout how we are all: Somatic, Emotional, Linguistic, Practicing and Historicalbeings – the SELPH acronym created by Bob Dunham.  If we fail to recognize that these are allkey aspects of being human, we miss out on opportunities to lead others and tolead our own good life. This episode is mostly about what it means to be somaticbeings.Somatics is the recognition that we are always operating asboth a brain and a body.  We navigate theworld not just as a central nervous system but as a nervous system that isspread throughout our body. We make reference to author and researcher Amanda Blake, whowrites about the physiology of embodiment in her book Your Body is Your Brain(2018).   We also refer back to the Anatomyof Action which was the focus of Episode 4.#EVLeaderLab #leadership #embodiedleadership #Somaticpractice#leadershipdevelopment #innovation #successmindset #mentor#development#businessdevelopment #workplaceculture #GenZWorkplace#LeadershipMatters#ConnectedWork #Tai Chi

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To learn more about how embodiment training can help you successfully integrate young workers, visit www.evleaderlab.com/integrategenz. In this episode, Amanda and Timm begin a series of discussions about how we are all: Somatic, Emotional, Linguistic, Practicing and Historical beings – the SELPH acronym created by Bob Dunham. If we fail to recognize that these are all key aspects of being human, we miss out on opportunities to lead others and to lead our own good life. ...

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