
Should I become a Buddha or a CEO?
Timothy Tiryaki
Founder of Maslow Centre for Executive Leadership
About Timothy
Timothy Tiryaki Ph.D. (c), MEd., PCC is an executive coach and the founder of Maslow Centre for Executive Leadership, together with master coach Diane Bonneau, MCC.
Maslow is a center of excellence for coaching. The center offers ICF accredited coach training programs and large-scale corporate coaching projects. Maslow Centre works with #Fortune500 companies and #BestWorkplaces in North America. Maslow Centre developed North America’s first organizational culture coaching certification program exclusively focusing on corporate culture.
Timothy previously worked at large corporations such as Procter & Gamble, Intel, and Index Group and has experience in sales, marketing, and HR roles. His consulting experience includes Great Place to Work, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) Consulting, and Bob Proctor Consulting (Managing Partner) where he worked directly with C-level leaders and has taught at Bogazici University Lifelong Learning Center, Global Knowledge Canada, and SFU.
Timothy has an Industrial Engineering degree from Bogazici University, in Istanbul, Turkey, a Master of Education from SFU, and is a Ph.D. Candidate on Philosophy of Education with a focus on leadership development and coach education, also through SFU. He holds 5 coaching certifications and is trained in multiple coaching styles (cognitive-behavioral, behavioral, solution-focused, positive psychology). Timothy has 4 nationally published books in Turkish (one exclusively on Coaching).
Take home these learnings
1) How to deal with emotions and question who am I?
2) Aligning levels of awareness with consciousness
3) How to navigate through the invisible virtual connections?
4) Applying Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to organizational culture and employee engagement?
5) How to repeat getting those peak experiences?
Episode Transcript:
Greg:
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Jeremiah:
As designers it can sometimes be a challenge to come the up with an initial idea for a concept. We might intend the to ourselves in the sam spot 3 hours later still thumbing through. As designers it can sometimes be a challenge to come the up with an initial idea for a concept. We might intend the to ourselves in the sam spot 3 hours later still thumbing through
Chris:
During our discussion, we explain the importance loong for the inspe beyond your field, as well as how the tidentify it beyond an aesthetic level. We even share some of our latest on. As designers it can someti be a challenge to come the up with an initial idea for a concept weath might intend the to ourselves in the sam spot 3 hours later still hum through. During our discussion, we explain the importance loong for the inspe beyond your field, as well as how the tidentify it beyond an aesthetic level. We even share some of our latest on. As designers it can someti be a challenge to come the up with an initial idea for a concept weath might intend the to ourselves in the sam spot 3 hours later still hum through.

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