Tag: Werner Erhard

Werner Erhard and Warren Bennis Discuss Compassion and Leadership

Werner Erhard Discusses Being for Human Beings

A Conversation with Warren Bennis on Werner Erhard's early work

A Conversation with Warren Bennis on Werner Erhard’s early work

Werner Erhard Breakthrough Racing

Werner Erhard Breakthrough Racing

Excerpt above from: Creating The Rest of Your Life – Audio with Werner Erhard

“Here the creator of est and founder of The Hunger Project brings us up to date on his experience with auto racing and much more. In the process he provides many practical insights on how each of us can see ourselves and the world around us in new and different ways. Candid, revealing and brimming with Werner’s special wisdom.”

In the following excerpt from a 1979 People magazine article Erhard says “‘I wanted to organize a high-performance team that could master a complex skill in a very short time with winning results and show that everyone involved makes a big difference, from grease monkeys to spectators.’ Erhard says he considered such adventures as skydiving and karate, but rejected them as not collective enough. ‘Auto racing was perfect!’ he exclaims. ‘I didn’t know the first thing about racing. Whatever we’d achieve, we’d achieve together.’”

Raul Julia and Werner Erhard

Raul Julia and Werner Erhard

Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard

Transformation: The Life and Legacy of Werner Erhard

Werner Erhard Interviews Robert Rauschenberg: Communication and Finding Your Voice In Art.

Werner Erhard Interviews Robert Rauschenberg: Communication and Finding Your Voice In Art.

Coaching and The Art of Management - Part 1

Coaching and The Art of Management – Part 1

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Coaching and the Art of Management - Part 2

Coaching and the Art of Management – Part 2

Werner Erhard Interviews Senator Daniel Inouye

Werner Erhard Interviews Senator Daniel Inouye

Senator Daniel Inouye (1924 – 2012) was a United States Senator from Hawai’i.  He was the second longest serving Senator in United States history, and the Chairman of the United States Senate Committee on Appropriations.

Senator Inouye was a recipient of the Medal of Honor and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He served as President pro tempore of the Senate, making him third in the presidential line of succession after the Vice President and the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

He was the first Japanese American to serve in the United States House of Representatives and later the first in the United States Senate. Senator Inouye is the highest ranking Asian American politician in United States history.

He never lost an election in fifty eight years as an elected official.

This interview took place on January 24, 1987 as part of Werner Erhard & Associates’ Saturday Satellite Seminar Series.