The Arable Leader with Karl Martin Intellectual Capital: Distinguishing Knowledge from Wisdom
In this week's episode of the Arable Leader podcast, host Karl Martin and guest Jonathan Hewitt explore the nuances between accumulating knowledge and cultivating true wisdom. They delve into the importance of intellectual humility, lifelong learning, and the relational aspect of wisdom. The discussion touches on the differentiation between thinking with the head, heart, and instinct, emphasizing the value of embracing one's intellectual limitations while remaining open to diverse perspectives.
They challenge the traditional structures of expertise and management, advocating for a balance between specialist knowledge and relational leadership. The episode prompts listeners to contemplate their life purpose, encouraging them to align their intellectual pursuits with their true calling. As they navigate through these themes, Karl and Jonathan invite listeners to engage in a curious, humble journey toward becoming wiser, more effective leaders.
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The Arable Leader Podcast features conversations with incredible leaders. We discuss what it really takes to lead from your soul...to be True, Brave, Kind, and Curious. In a world where leadership is, at best, untrusted, and, at worst, in abject crisis, we're working to equip people with the greatest of human skills: leadership. This is leadership of a different kind.
Host Karl Martin is the Founder and CEO of Arable, a Leadership house that coaches top-tier leaders, specializing in cultural health. He has 25 years of experience leading teams to new levels of growth and coaching individuals to break through personal obstacles, enabling them to lead in a healthy way. Blending ancient wisdom and cutting-edge behavioral science in coaching and leadership development, Arable is changing the way global businesses and individuals develop through their True, Brave, Kind, and Curious model of healthy growth.