- “Four States of Consciousness and Human Adulthood,” by John Renesch published by ThriveGlobal, July 16, 2018
- 2015 Edition of Conscious Leadership Yearbook
- “Liminal Consciousness: Threshold of Miracles” by Patricia Albere
- 2014 Cohort of Exemplars for the Conscious Leadership Yearbook
- “15 Commitments from the Conscious Leadership Forum”
- “A Crisis of Commitment,” by John Renesch, The Journal of Values based Leadership, Winter/Spring 2018
- “A Systems View of Corporate Culture Change” by John Renesch, The Ecologist magazine, February 2008 issue
- “Beyond Adolescence The Human Species Faces Growing Up“ by John Renesch, from World Futures Society
- “Conscious Leadership: Transformational Approaches to a Sustainable Future” essay by John Renesch from Journal for Values-Based Leadership
- “Conscious Leadership – Transformational Approaches to Bringing About a Better Future by John Renesch
- “Conscious Leadership Coaching” by John Renesch in the Summer 2017 issue of Coaching Psychology International
- “From Maslow to Barrett: Overview of the Origins of the Seven Levels of Consciousness Model,” by Richard Barrett of Barrett Values Centre
- “Seven Levels of Societal Consciousness,” by Richard Barrett of Barrett Values Centre
- “The Conscious Organization: Prospects for a Self-Actualized Workforce” by John Renesch, from Journal for Values-Based Leadership
- “The Director as Steward of the Corporate Soul” by John Renesch, from NACD – Directors Monthly
- “Future-Shaping: Consciously Choosing a Better World” by John Renesch, from World Futures Journal
- “Future-Shaping: A Call for Conscious Leadership,” by John Renesch, published by The Journal of Futures Studies, December 2014
- “The Global Institute for Conscious Leadership White Paper“
- “Mature Leaders Let’s finally heed Einstein’s advice” by John Renesch, from Leadership Excellence
- “More on Systems Thinking” a collection of thoughts from various sources compiled by John Renesch
- “Pathways to Self Actualization and Beyond“ by John Renesch
- “Why leadership-development programs fail,” by Pierre Gurdjian, Thomas Halbeisen and Kevin Lane, published by McKinsey Quarterly, January 2014.
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