Fleet Maull: Radical Responsibility

Sounds True: Insights at the Edge

Tami Simon

Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.6 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2019

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

Fleet Maull is an author, consultant, and executive coach who founded Prison Dharma Network and the National Prison Hospice Association while serving 14 years in federal prison. In the 20 years since his release, Fleet has taught the expansive philosophy he discovered while incarcerated as a meditation teacher, end-of-life educator, and the creator of the Radical Responsibility training program. With Sounds True, he has released the book Radical Responsibility and accompanying audio program Living with Radical Responsibility. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, Tami talks with Fleet about the roots of Radical Responsibility and how its philosophy came to define his life. Fleet explains what it means to leave behind your "victim story" even while honoring the fact that your boundaries were violated. Tami and Fleet discuss Karpman's model of "the drama triangle," which is essential to the tenets of Radical Responsibility. Finally, they speak on the neurobiology behind the Radical Responsibility model, as well as the paramount importance of recognizing the innate goodness of other people. (71 minutes)

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0:00.0	Welcome to Insights at the Edge, produced by Sounds True.
0:04.0	My name is Tammy Simon. I'm the founder of Sounds True.
0:08.0	And I'd love to take a moment to introduce you to the new Sounds True Foundation.
0:12.0	The Sounds True Foundation is dedicated to creating a wiser and kinder world by making transformational education widely available. We want everyone to have access to
0:26.8	transformational tools such as mindfulness, emotional awareness, and self-compassion, regardless of financial, social, or physical challenges.
0:39.3	The Sounds True Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to providing these transformational tools to communities
0:46.9	in need, including at-risk youth, prisoners, veterans, and those in developing countries.
0:54.0	If you'd like to learn more or feel inspired to become a supporter,
0:58.4	please visit sounds true foundation.org. You're listening to Insights at the Edge.
1:07.0	Today my guest is Fleet Mall.
1:13.0	Fleet Mall is an author, consultant, trainer, and executive coach
1:18.0	who facilitates deep transformation for individuals and organizations through a philosophy and a
1:25.7	training program he's developed called radical responsibility. From
1:31.2	1985 to 1999, Fleet was imprisoned on charges of drug trafficking, and he spent the last
1:41.2	20 years since his release articulating a philosophy that actually began and
1:48.7	evolved while he was in prison, the philosophy of radical responsibility, and since his release he has served tirelessly working for positive social transformation as a meditation teacher,
2:04.3	social entrepreneur, peacemaker, and end-of-life care educator.
2:10.0	Which sounds true, Fleet has published a new book called Radical Responsibility and an audio
2:16.5	training series called Living with Radical Responsibility.
2:22.4	If you're someone who, like me, has a tendency in certain situations to blame,
2:29.7	justify, to want to be right, or to hold on to resentment or grievances, I hope you'll join me for this incredibly
2:37.2	empowering conversation on radical responsibility with Fleet Mall.
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