The Six Word Novel - I Died and Now I'm Back | Kevin Cashman

In today's episode Kevin Cashman shares his incredible story of dying, coming back, and what life and work for him are like on the other side of this experience. 

Kevin and I have a deep and wide ranging conversation that covers:

• What Kevin experienced when he died
• His road back to health and what key factors helped him most on this journey
• How Kevin's experience has shifted his perspective and deepened a sense of meaning and purpose in his work with leaders
• His view on the importance of expressing appreciation and gratitude
• His take on the central question we have been exploring in the Courageous Life: "how do I keep my heart open when it begins to close?"
• Exciting new research on the importance of openness in leadership
• The 3 B's: A framework for keeping the heart and mind open to learning, connection, and growth
• And much more!

**Please note that due to the nature and topic of this conversation it is possible that some listeners may find parts of the conversation to be upsetting or triggering. Please listen at your own discretion. Thank you.**

About Kevin Cashman:

Kevin Cashman is a best-selling author, CEO Advisor, and pioneer of the ‘grow the whole person to grow the whole leader’ approach to transformative leadership. He is the founder of LeaderSource Ltd, and the Chief Executive Institute® recognized as one of the top three leadership development programs globally. In 2006, LeaderSource was acquired by Korn Ferry, where Kevin is now Global Leader of CEO and Executive Development across 130 offices that touch the lives of 100,000+ leaders monthly.

Kevin has advised thousands of CEOs, senior executives and senior teams in more than 80 countries worldwide. He has written six books including Awakening the Leader Within and Leadership from the Inside Out, named the #1 best-selling business book of 2000 by CEO-READ and is now used at over 150 universities globally.

For more on Kevin please follow him on LinkedIn or visit cashmanleadership.com

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