Stew Friedman is a Professor of Management Practice (Emeritus since 2019) at The Wharton School. They possess expertise in leadership development, leadership, coaching, management, public speaking and 24 more skills. Colleagues describe them as "Dr. Stew Friedman is a very talented leader and mentor. I had the honor to be part of an online MOOC through Coursera on Total Leadership. It changed my thinking and it changed my life. I highly recommend any works from Dr. Stew Friedman and continue to credit him with my success. #totalleadership. Dr. Friedman, please accept my recommendation as you have earned this and I know many others feel the same. Thank you, Andrea Ahlsen" and "Professor Friedman is an inspiring, balanced and approachable professor who has helped many of us become better people, both in the workplace and in our personal lives. While in business school, I took a management course with him, and in very fun and interactive ways, we learned about our own management styles, values and our approach to handling adverse or uncertain moments in our careers. Stew has always challenged us to think about 'what values we stand for' and how to include diverse and collaborative approaches to problem-solving. Recently, during our 5th year Wharton reunion, Professor Friedman (fondly known by many of us as Stew) taught a course to the alumni on Total Leadership. We examined and reflected on our level of integrity and harmony within ourselves, as we explored different dimensions of career, family, community and self. As we examined these different aspects, we learned that a balance amongst these could unleash greater creativity, authenticity and integrity. Stew reminded us to view life as a series of experiments, and to take risks in our lives to find greater balance and joy. He inspired us to think about our values and contribution to society. I would highly recommend Professor Friedman to anyone seeking advice or coaching on how to lead a more balanced, fulfilling and meaningful life, as well as how to manage people more effectively."