Rachael Seymour

Why “Speaking My Truth” Can Miss the Point The phrase speaking my truth is often associated with courage and authenticity. Sometimes it is exactly that. But from a consciousness perspective, speaking my truth can remain anchored in the personal self. It can be shaped by emotion, story, and past experience. What is expressed may feel honest, yet still be charged. This is not wrong. It can be necessary. It can be part of healing. But it is not the same as living in truth. Speaking my truth...

The Body Is Not Separate From Intelligence For much of modern history, leadership has been treated as a cognitive activity. Think clearly. Analyse accurately. Decide rationally. The body was secondary. Something to manage, override, or ignore. That separation no longer holds. As human consciousness evolves, it becomes increasingly clear that the body is not simply a vehicle for the mind. It is a primary site of perception. Long before the mind forms an explanation, the body has already...

Emotional capacity is often misunderstood. It is not about talking more about feelings. It is not emotional openness as performance. And it is not emotional intelligence reduced to communication techniques. Emotional capacity is the ability to remain present with emotional intensity without becoming overtaken by it. As human consciousness evolves, the way leaders perceive reality changes. This shift is not about becoming more emotional. It is about seeing more clearly and responding with...