Myrto Legaki

We are not our thoughts, yet thoughts control us. Our mind shapes our reality, yet research suggests that 45% of our behaviors are happening below our level of consciousness. That's why it's no wonder self-awareness is regarded as one of the most important leadership traits for the future of work.

Knowing how the mind works, how it affects our decisions and being able to lead our mind towards where we want to go is a skill that can be cultivated and pivotal to exemplary leadership. However, while most leaders will say they are self-aware, in reality according to research only 10-15% fit the criteria. In this keynote, Myrto outlines the most common patterns of the mind and offers evidence-based tools to manage them with more awareness in order to lead with wisdom and effectiveness.