Leadership through history, human behaviour, and hard miles
Within each of us lie qualities we often fail to recognize—hidden, untapped, and waiting to be discovered. The human persona is a deep well of mystery, with emotions and insights lurking beneath the surface. At times, events ignite these hidden depths, sparking a change that alters the trajectory of our lives. Consider Gandhi. Before becoming
The Sixth century BC saw an unusual flourishing of philosophical wisdom in Asia. There was Buddha in India and Lao Tzu in China. Lao Tzu wrote Tao Te Ching – Tao is translated as The Way, Te is power or potential and Ching means a book. The 81 verses are a powerful way to understand
Integrity is a cornerstone of leadership and influence. It has many aspects to it but the core meaning is about being whole, staying aligned between your actions and words. This comes easy when there is no challenge, and no chance of failure. This is truly tested when the odds are stacked against you, with followers
Brené Brown, a sociology professor in Houston, has profoundly influenced how we think about vulnerability and courage. Her book Daring Greatly became a runaway bestseller, and her TED Talk has been viewed over 5 million times. Brown’s research reveals a powerful truth: being vulnerable is an act of courage, and embracing vulnerability is the key