492: Micheline Green – Leadership Parenting: How to Parent from Love, Abundance and Unity

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Micheline Green shares how being sexually abused as a child shaped her sacred journey into leadership parenting.

Daniel Hanneman opens the Spiritual Rockstar Podcast by introducing the episode's focus on parenting, particularly with teenagers, and welcomes guest Micheline Green. Micheline is introduced as an integral master coach influenced by Ken Wilber's integral theory. The host and guest discuss the broader context of AI and human development, with Micheline pivoting to her core concept of ancestral intelligence versus artificial intelligence. She explains her book 'Leadership Parenting,' written for purpose-driven, high-capacity women leaders who are also mothers, arguing that parenting skills are essential for leadership. Micheline delves into her personal background, revealing she was sexually abused as a child, which led to acting out and later a drive to prove herself, including playing rugby for the Canadian women's team in two World Cups. She connects this to the women she coaches, who often push and prove in male-dominated spaces but struggle at home. Micheline discusses the importance of reconnecting with the three centers of intelligence—brain, heart, and gut—and the need to balance left-brain rationality with right-brain creativity and playfulness. She shares a practical example of using the character of the Wicked Witch of the West to defuse tension with her children. The conversation touches on the overwhelming pressure parents face, the relationship to time, and the importance of presence. Micheline offers resources like a Leadership Capacity Threshold assessment and a masterclass on awakening 15 senses, based on Rudolf Steiner's work. The episode concludes with an energy scan segment by Daniel, who tunes into Micheline's energy field, noting themes of control and spaciousness, and Micheline reflects on her grandmother archetype and the importance of inner guidance.

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A grounded spiritual conversation about witnessing a child through teenage storms without judgment.

Parenting becomes a spiritual practice in Daniel John Hanneman's conversation with a counselor and parent expert whose work has moved through child protection, counseling, school systems, teachers, parents, leaders, and executives.

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You want a spiritual way to think about teenage storms, inner-child work, and love as daily action.

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