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Flipping Ordinary Experience Creates Extraordinary Leadership

Flow states can be interpreted as peak experiences ā€œIā€ have, but something much more powerful is possible when they radically flip our sense of self.

Leaders Who Flip Around Backwards Thinking Can Heal The World

Zen and science show us that egocentric thinking is backwards and canā€™t possibly be true; flip that around to a true sense of self and we can bring healing into the world.

Joy!ā€”A Vital Tool And Signal For Leaders

Bringing joy to politics or leadership is about more than feeling good, as joy plays a dual role of galvanizing a following and signaling that weā€™re on the right track.

Politics And Resonanceā€”And How You Can Apply The Same Principle

Examining how resonance works in high-profile political leadership offers guidance to all leaders on how to get it working for them.

Fourth Person Knowing: A New, Yet Old, Way For Leadership Insight

Fourth-person knowing can help us address the intractable issues of today. Hereā€™s a way to access it using Circle Practice.

How You Can Use Thought Strategicallyā€”So Thought Doesnā€™t Use You

We can either use thought strategically to realize heartfelt intents or we can be used by habits of thought to separate from the present moment, causing problems for ourselves and others.

How To Face A Mess ā€“ The First Flip of Zen Leadership

The world is a messy place. How do you face messes like these and still authentically add your value? Make the flip from Coping To Transforming.

How Resilience Deepens Depending On Who Is Resilient

These times are calling for a deep level of resilience. Relationships are an important factor in the level of resilience we are able to cultivate. How are your relationships helping your resilience?

The Key To Transformation Is Not Hacking The Form

The key to effective and enduring transformation lies beneath the surface in shifting the energies, including relationships and perceptions, that hold current forms in place.