Discusses philosophy: Western, Indian, Ontology. Practical focus: Breathwork, Meditation, Self-Enquiry, Transformational Leadership
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- Acting Independently yet Interdependently within Networkson Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipThe self-leader does not work in isolation. He may be completely independent or have a few direct associates, yet he will tap into other networks as sources of both business and support. He will also provide business and support for his n...
- Working from Vision, Purpose, Goals and Intentionson Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipVision is not a product of rationality, logic or common sense. It arises from a place within us that is deeper than the intellect. The Hebrew prophet Isaiah wrote: ‘Without vision the people perish’. A life without vis...
- Cultivating an 'Organic' Relationship with our Environmenton Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipThe term ‘environment’ includes but is not limited to the natural world upon which we ultimately depend for our survival. Our environment includes our family, friends, colleagues, customers and competitors. It includes...
- Relating to Breakdowns as Opportunities rather than Disasterson Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipAlthough yoga posits one supreme Iswara (God) as the source of Creation, Iswara is given three ‘faces’ known respectively as, Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the maintainer) and Shiva (the destroyer). These three great deities are facets of t...
- Thinking Globally while Acting Locallyon Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipIgnorance of the bigger picture is not a virtue for self-leaders. Our projects may be local, but they are subject to the influence of global forces and events. Technologies, stock markets, currency values, trade laws, environmental realit...
- Self-Generating Action from Withinon Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipAction is unavoidable. Ordinary action is largely deterministic and routine, making the bulk of our ‘doingness’. However, there is another order of action that is motivated from within by an evolutionary impulse, which is produced nei...
- Responding rather than Reacting to the Unexpectedon Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipHuman beings are comfortable with the predictable and disturbed by the unexpected, because the mind itself operates very much like a sophisticated machine. Machines function smoothly within certain predetermined lines of action and with a...
- Creating Participationon Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipAs long as we feel disconnected from our Source, we will feel isolated and alone in the universe. All apparent differences in the phenomenal world are finally resolved in the unified field of Being from which they arose in the first place. ...
- Adapting to Rapid Social, Economic and Technological Changeon Apr 8, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipIn the twenty-first century we can expect more of the unexpected, not less. The relatively clear lines of demarcation that traditionally separated different cultures, religions and world-views are blurring rapidly. Technological change is advan...
- Communicating for Action and Resultson Apr 6, 2011 in Transformational LeadershipMost of what is called ‘communication’ is little more than verbal and written descriptions of objects and events, story-telling and gossip, projecting an image of ourselves that we want to create, and camouflaging our actual feelings, intentions...
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