Fleet Maull teaching, gesturing to a seated room of participants

Leadership · Inner Freedom · Radical Responsibility

The room does not need a better answer. It needs someone who can stay in it.

Forty years of teaching leaders, founders and communities to meet the hardest moments without abandoning clarity, humanity, or choice.

40+Years teaching
#5782024 Inc. 5000
14Years inside
2Books published

01 — The work

Presence before performance.

Responsibility stops being a burden the moment it becomes a source of freedom.

Fleet's work sits where inner practice meets consequential action — the boardroom decision, the impossible conversation, the moment a leader would rather be anywhere else.

What he teaches is not composure. It is the capacity to remain available to reality while it is still unresolved, and to bring a whole room back into that availability with you.

Flip chart reading Above the Line: Blame, Justification, Resentment, Being Right, with Fleet Maull teaching beside it
Fig. 01Above the line / below the line — the core distinction of Radical Responsibility.
A large seated circle of participants in a prison mindfulness program
Fig. 02Prison Mindfulness Institute — the framework was built where it was hardest to practise.

02 — Two ways to work together

Bring the room to the real question.

Fleet Maull addressing a seated circle

Keynote & Speaking

Keynotes and facilitated conversations for rooms navigating responsibility, resilience and meaningful change — executive offsites through national conferences.

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Fleet Maull, portrait

Private Mentorship

A confidential setting for leaders whose outer responsibility has outgrown familiar ways of thinking. Executive coaching and consulting, by application.

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Meet the moment without leaving yourself behind.

Fleet Maull, PhD
Cover of Radical Responsibility by Fleet Maull, PhD

03 — The book

Radical Responsibility

How to move beyond blame, fearlessly live your highest purpose, and become an unstoppable force for good. Foreword by Daniel J. Siegel, MD.

Fleet began teaching this framework while serving a fourteen-year federal sentence. What started in a prison chapel became the Prison Mindfulness Institute, then Heartmind Institute — and a body of work now taught in boardrooms.