Episode 131: The Physiology of Leadership

The Physiology of Leadership

– The MOVEMENT Movement with Steven Sashen Episode 131 with Cody Wooten

Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C. is the founder of The Leadership Guide where he helps Entrepreneurs, C-Suit Executives and Business Owners unlock their Heroic Potential, Evolve into Legendary Leaders, Forge Ahead and Flourish! He does this through his Legendary Leadership Coaching, Speaking, and on his Top 1% Podcast. Cody also started a project called, "Journey to the 7" where he is building a team to take on the world's toughest endurance races while raising money for good causes.

Cody began in Leadership Development where he discovered that it doesn't work! With a 20% success rate, and the world falling into a leadership crisis, Cody knew he had to do something different. This led him to creating his Award-Winning Category, "Legendary Leadership". It looks not only at skills, but also the Psychophysiology and the "Core" of Leadership. Cody has trained and certified with the greatest minds in Leadership and Psychophysiology, including Flow Psychology, Neurocardiology, Kinesiology, Eudaimonology, Nutrition, Respiration and More! Cody's desire to be an Exemplar for Legendary Leadership also led him to starting his newest project, "Journey to the 7".

Cody is a devout Christian, and lives happily with his wife in Austin, TX working with clients both in-person and online.

Listen to this episode of The MOVEMENT Movement with Cody Wooten about the physiology of leadership.

Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show:

- Why leadership is not about skills, it's about movement and physiology.

- How your stance influences how you communicate with people.

- Why small movements can help people move through depression.

- How we have neurons throughout our entire body, not only the brain.

- Why people are unconsciously sensitive to certain movement patterns.

Connect with Cody:

Links Mentioned:
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