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Martin Palethorpe

Working with leaders who want to change the world.

Martin Palethorpe is a seasoned Conscious Leadership Coach and the Programme Leader at Conscious Leaders, an organization focused on fostering responsible and impactful leadership. With over 20 years of experience in executive and leadership coaching across Europe, he specializes in guiding leaders to enhance their consciousness and effectiveness in both personal and professional realms.13

Professional Background

Palethorpe co-founded the Conscious Leaders movement alongside Gina Hayden, aiming to cultivate leadership that prioritizes the well-being of people, the planet, and profitability. His coaching philosophy emphasizes both inner transformation—understanding one's mind and consciousness—and outer transformation, which involves taking meaningful actions aligned with one's deeper purpose.23

Coaching Approach

His coaching practice focuses on:

  • Personal Development: Helping leaders achieve clarity, peace, and authenticity.
  • Organizational Impact: Assisting organizations in developing leaders who can navigate challenges with a holistic and long-term perspective.12

Palethorpe advocates for a shift in collective consciousness as essential for addressing global issues, suggesting that true change begins with individual awareness and growth.2

Contributions

In addition to his coaching work, Palethorpe has contributed to discussions on conscious leadership through various platforms, emphasizing the need for leaders to operate from a place of kindness and responsibility. He has been involved in initiatives that explore how leadership can contribute positively to societal challenges.24

For more insights into his work, you can find him on LinkedIn under the username martinpalethorpe.

Highlights

Aug 11 · linkedin

How much time do you spend in your intuitive creative magical mind?

Einstein said: "The rational mind is the faithful servant. The intuitive mind is the sacred gift. The problem in our society is we worship the servant and we've forgotten the gift."

So how much time do you spend in the intuitive mind, the gift?

This is the part of the mind that is - open-minded, curious, intuitive, instinctive, creative, bold, inspired and inspiring, the part that has insights and generates break-through ideas. This is also the part that is not restricted by the conditioning you've picked up in childhood, from your organisation, or from society. It's the mind that is free and accesses wisdom.

Let's be clear - the rational is not bad; it's just that it's typically over-used!

I invite you to notice moment-by-moment where you are coming from in your thinking - the rational or the intuitive?

Personally and with clients, I'm very focused on tuning into the intuitive mind. It's where the gold is; it's where my ideas come from; it's how I find answers to big questions; it's where living and leading boldly arises from.

Aug 8 · linkedin

Today numerologically is 8.8.8  It's the 8th of the 8th, and 2024 also adds up to 8.    8 is the symbol of infinity, a number of power, abundance, compassion, healing and a number of wisdom.  It is also known as a sacred time where the Lions Gate Portal is open because Sirius (the brightest star in the sky) is aligned with the Sun.  This alignment illuminates our true path to help us reach optimum spiritual growth. The Sirius-Sun alignment creates a portal through which we can receive potent messages, inspiration, expansion of awareness and consciousness.   So practically speaking, today is a powerful day to listen within.     So it's a day to meditate, or to go for a walk, or simply to take a little time out. And then tune inside. Tune in to follow your path.    

  • Pose questions, and let answers arise.
  • What do you deeply know? 
  • What insights come to you?    Thank you Preet Kaur, my yoga teacher, for the education on this topic.

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Southsea, England, United Kingdom