In the flow: Leading as optimal experience with Sarah Rozenthuler

This webinar is part of Nurturing the Fields of Change’s Transforming Organisations Hub series of live sessions oriented towards transpersonal perspectives that support conscious leadership, systems change, and sustainable impact.

In a world obsessed with certainty, leadership has become synonymous with control. We seek data to forecast the future, strategies to minimise risk, and plans to protect us from the unknown. Yet despite our best efforts, complexity keeps outpacing our predictions. Control becomes contraction and we find ourselves caught up in cycles of stress, stagnation and stuckness. We’re left feeling overworked and under-inspired, and managing people who are equally disengaged.

Sarah Rozenthuler’s webinar offers another path. ‘In the Flow’ is an invitation to let go of being ‘in the know’ and step into the river of real change—not by knowing more or doing more, but by being more. It’s about learning to lead from presence rather than pressure, from inner clarity rather than external noise. It’s about creating teams and organisations where positive energy flows freely, creativity flourishes, and people feel more alive.

Drawing on the psychology of optimal experience, wisdom traditions, and real-life stories of business transformation, this webinar will explore how to move from stuckness to flow through a being-centred approach to leadership. Flow isn’t just a personal high—it’s a systemic force that, when cultivated, can transform the way we work, lead and live.

Sarah Rozenthuler is a chartered psychologist, international keynote speaker, and award-winning author. With 20 years’ experience coaching senior leaders, she specialises in executive coaching, team coaching, and leadership development. Sarah founded Bridgework Consulting in 2007 to help leaders and teams thrive. She is a LinkedIn Learning and Udemy instructor and teaches at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, on their flagship leadership programmes, and delivers masterclasses for the British Psychological Society. Her books include Now We’re Talking (2024), Powered by Purpose (2020), and How to Have Meaningful Conversations (2012).

Session registration link: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/TuoWL4dNRT63LEEFg4VbBw#/registration