Leadership is having a moment, and not always a great one.

We see it in business, we see it in markets, we see it in headlines, people in positions

of responsibility making fast decisions, loud decisions, sometimes successful, often costly,

not always from a centered place, which raises an interesting question for investors,

entrepreneurs, and humans alike.

What if the biggest leadership risk today isn't a lack of intelligence or ambition, but a lack

of wholeness?

Today's conversation is about healing leaders, not as a soft idea, but as a serious

one, about how interstate shapes judgment, about why long-term optimism, courage against the

crowd, and sustainable compounding financial and otherwise may depend more on who we are than what we know.

I'm joined by Raj Sassodia and Nilema Bhat, co-authors of Healing Leaders,

a book that's just coming out this month.

We're going to talk about burnout and meaning,

the wise fool archetype,

and how healing can show up as better decisions in business, in investing,

and in life. Only on this week's Rule Breaker Investing. It's the Rule Breaker Investing podcast with

Motley Full co-founder David Gardner.

Raj Sosthodia is a long-time friend and a globally recognized thinker on leadership and business purpose. He's the co-founder of the conscious capitalism movement, a professor,

researcher, and author whose work has shaped how many of us think about values-driven companies,

long-term thinking, and leadership that actually endures.

Nile Mabat is the founder and director of Shakti leadership and the Shakti Mission,

a global goodwill ambassador with the World Union and a professor of conscious leadership

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