Visionary Leadership: Revolutionize Executive Coaching Through Psychedelics

Episode 271

Dr. Amy Albright & Eric Kaufmann

In this special bonus episode, we’re sharing a replay of our recent live webinar, “Visionary Leadership: Revolutionizing Executive Coaching with Psychedelics.” Paul F. Austin is joined by two expert guests:

Dr. Amy Albright - An executive coach and intuitive who combines science-driven methodology with intuitive knowing. She has worked with companies valued from $10M to $3B and has a background in cognitive psychology and Chinese medicine.

Eric Kaufmann - An executive coach and author who blends business expertise with Zen wisdom. He mentors CEOs and executives through leadership challenges and is a Fellow at Harvard's Institute of Coaching.

The conversation explores how psychedelics and altered states of consciousness can enhance leadership development and executive coaching. Paul, Dr. Amy, and Eric dive into intersection of business, spirituality, and altered states of consciousness. They also explore using neurofeedback and meditation to complement psychedelic experiences, integrating psychedelic insights into corporate environments, and much more.

Dr. Amy Albright stands at the intersection of science-driven methodology and intuitive knowing. She’s worked for two decades to transform lives and rapidly scale or reinvent businesses.

Dr. Amy has played at the highest levels of executive coaching in companies ranging in valuation from $10M to $3B, most achieving a 300%+ top-line growth in 2-3 years.

Underneath the business savvy, however, is a deep understanding of psychological and energetic dynamics. Her training in cognitive psychology and her practice as a doctor of Chinese medicine complement spiritual gifts she’s had since childhood. After seeing her brain’s astonishing field of coherence and other remarkably rare attributes, Dr. Drew immediately placed her in the top 0.01% of the most intuitive, empathic and perceptive individuals in the world.

Her brain signature also gives Dr. Amy the unique capacity to create transformational shifts in others. She has an undeniable track record of seeing solutions where others can’t, removing long-standing blocks and catalyzing massive life changes with ease. Her unique ability to see, know and translate information beyond the physical realms enable her to offer unprecedented clarity and strategic guidance to visionaries, leaders and change makers of the world.

Eric Kaufmann is a rare blend of business passion and Zen-grounded wisdom. He mentors and coaches CEOs and executives through leadership, strategic, relationship, and life changes and challenges. He guides leaders to see that it is always an inner breakthrough that leads to resolving a leadership breakdown.

As a leader rises higher and higher, there are fewer and fewer options for mentorship on the levels that matter most. Eric is known as a change-maker among executives from Silicon Valley, to Wall Street and Main Street. Executive from Sony, Verizon, Dr Bronner’s, SDG&E, Sunpower, and Facebook speak about how they reached what they thought was their edge of achievement, only to be guided by Eric to unlock their next, hidden and unrealized potential.

Eric is the author of The Four Virtues of a Leader: Navigating the Hero’s Journey through Risk to Results, as well as Leadership Breakdown: How to Break the Vicious Cycle, Release the Struggle, and Success with Conscious Leadership. His books are teachings about the virtues and mindsets that successful, passionate, and creative leaders and embody as they navigate uncertainty and anxiety to achieve success.

Eric is a Fellow and Thought Leader at Harvard’s Institute of Coaching, and a speaker for TEDx. He draws insight and expertise from two decades of coaching leaders, management roles at Fortune 100 firms, degrees in business and psychology, thirty years of Zen practice, living in Israel and South Africa, teaching as a Master Scuba Diving instructor, working as a certified hypnotherapist, and meditating in a year-long retreat in an isolated cabin he built in the mountains of New Mexico.