THE TEEBEI METHOD
Biological reset for leadership success
Melinda Fouts, Ph.D.
This pandemic taught us not to trust our experts and authorities who have a new pitch every other day. In this ever-changing world, our professional qualities and experience are needed more now than ever to move forward from grieving over the world that’s moved into greater chaos. Your resilience, experience and skill set still matter. I coach to your biggest challenge, YOU. What can you expect? From the tools and techniques I have crafted and refined over decades, you can expect immediate, value-based results.
Restructuring and rebuilding you from any lows you have stumbled upon,
I can help you put your ducks in a row and help you flourish as you begin to fully realize the true benefits of self-awareness.
I invite you to a Zoom boot camp run by my colleague, a former Soviet military psychologist, Anatoly Yakorev for a quick transformation that’s worth months of coaching and therapy. And you won’t even have to put your socks on. Then I can guide you to restructure the new you that emerges from this series of Business Ethics lectures in a pleasant transformative format. I can help you fine-tune your new vibrant self, to become the most powerful version of yourself.
Internationally Recognized
Anatoly Yakorev, founder of the TeeBEI Method
Anatoly is a Compliance Maze Runner™, SMEntor and EthicSeer™, an internationally recognized ethics and compliance and good governance expert of the Council of Europe and is the Mentor for Conscious Enterprises Network (UK). He speaks English, Japanese, Swedish, Persian and Polish and worked with Amoco and BP from 1991 until 2015 as an in-house cross-cultural consultant and language instructor. Since 2007, he has led initiatives in anti-corruption and compliance and has launched two Collective Actions, one of which led to the creation of the Collective Action Hub set up in Switzerland.
Anatoly is a former Soviet Union Psychological Warfare Operations Officer and Community Liaison Officer (CLO) for Afghanistan on which diploma merits he emigrated to Australia in 1997; he has been a Shotokan karate buff since 1982. He has incorporated his learnings from his Zen, hand-to-hand combat, and military psychology training to cope with fear of death, trauma, chronic fatigue and battlefield stress into the TeeBEI Method.
What is the TeeBEI Method?
The TeeBEI Method is based on the mirror neuron theory, which is the ability to learn new skills by imitation through action and observed actions. This theory contributes to Theory of Mind (ToM) skills, which are a personal capability of understanding that others have beliefs, desires, intentions and perspectives that are different from one’s own. Possessing this functional theory of mind is considered crucial for success in everyday human social interactions and is used when analyzing, judging and inferring others’ behaviors.
Neuroscientists, such as Marco Iacoboni, argue that mirror neuron systems in the human brain help us understand the actions and intentions of other people. In a study published in March 2005, Iacoboni and his colleagues reported that mirror neurons could discern whether a person who was picking up a cup of tea planned to drink from it or clear it from the table. In addition, Iacoboni has argued that mirror neurons are the neural basis of the human capacity for emotions such as empathy.
It is also speculated, by V. S. Ramachandran, that mirror neurons may provide the neurological basis of human self-awareness.
Why is this important?
The research of Dacher Keltner found that individuals subjected to the influence of power for extended periods of time acted as though they suffered from a traumatic brain injury — they became more impulsive, less risk-aware and significantly less capable of seeing things from another person’s perspective.
Sukhvinder Obhi recently described something similar. Unlike Keltner, who studies behaviors, Obhi studies brains. And when he put the heads of the powerful and the not-so-powerful under a transcranial-magnetic-stimulation machine, he found that power impairs a specific neural process, “mirroring,” that may be a cornerstone of empathy. This provides a neurological basis to what Keltner has termed the “power paradox”: Once we have power, we lose some of the capacities we needed to gain it in the first place.
The Outcome
The premise of the TeeBEI Method is to assist an individual in attaining the level of self-awareness that causes a hard reset of the psychological state in an enjoyable manner. The result is a new (restored) level of self-awareness that allows an individual a fresh start, and opens up infinite possibilities for further self-development, personal and professional growth in the most positive and harmonious fashion.
Who is the TeeBEI Method for?
The TeeBEI Method is highly recommended for business leaders whose brain has been hijacked by power, stress and money.
Testimonial
Alan Wallner, President | Visionary of Conscious Branding
Alan has recorded his own transformative process to analyze deep changes he has undergone during work sessions that were done remotely with Anatoly. The TeeBEI Method allowed Alan to put together the elements of the process and keep track of personal inner changes while journaling and analyzing his mental and physical states. Alan recognized the profound results as transformative and decided to form the Transformative Business Ethics Initiative as a way to bring together like-minded and discerning leaders around the world to ensure human flourishing through conscious and value-based projects.
