“Sharyll is a thought leader. Conversations about identity and humanity can be difficult. Her unwavering vision and welcoming presence has been transformative. She balances safety and discomfort which creates movement, movement towards resolution and change.”
Reimagining leadership from the perspective of our complex humanity.
Humanity First is a highly individualized exploration of identity, culture, and belief systems. Dynamic works of art inspire new ways of understanding identity and what it means to be human, a pivotal component of visionary leadership.
“I’ve learned that In order to reach my highest leadership potential, I must first embody principles of self-determination and courage. And most of all, remember that I am a human being.”
WHO?
LEADERS AND DECISION MAKERS
Corporations
Arts Institutions
Philanthropy
Human Resources
Grant Makers/Non-Profit Organizations
Trainers/Coaches/Consultants
A Singular Experience
One-on-one intuitive guidance initiates self-discovery.
How do you define identity? What does humanity mean to you?
The ART of Nuanced Thinking
Becoming a visionary leader must begin at the source: You.
You will have an opportunity to:
• Reassess belief systems and misconceptions.
• Broaden awareness on identity.
• Develop new insights on being human.
• Transform assumptions which impact workplace relationships.
• Practice nuanced thinking.
Tailored Specifically To You
• Unique works of art, film, and media as dialogue prompts.
• The process of inquiry to foster balanced perspectives.
• Experiential exercises to redefine attitudes.
• Mindfulness practices to broaden awareness.
Art expertise or knowledge is not required.
Buddhist concepts may be used but religion/dogma are not part of my process.
More Knowledge
Deeper Understanding
Evolution
Humanity First will help you become a leader who operates from awareness and wisdom. What emerges is a commitment to innovative practices which inspire, value, and empower. A visionary leader is a human being who truly makes a difference.
“The art surprised me. It helped me view myself with more clarity. I realized that although workplace relationships are transactional, true leadership is about listening and connecting with people. I now make choices that are collaborative and productive.”
Moonasi
I have worked with leaders and decision makers since 2019. For the past ten years I have facilitated identity/humanity group dialogues in venues such as the Portland Art Museum, The New School NYC, and in galleries and public spaces.
My art has been exhibited in museums and galleries in Portland, OR, Seattle, WA, and Los Angeles, CA.