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Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
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Marcus Trapp
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Trust that everything is as it should be
One year ago, Courtney Amo, Dr. Julie Beaulac and Casey Berglund wrote "The Mind-Body Way." Now they are sharing how their Zen training is helping them share their work.
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Out The Other Side
Brad Reed shares his journey through the Zen Leader series. He explores the ups, downs, and all the sides.
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Report from the Frontlines - Helping Refugees in Chicago
David and Sarah Rose, members of the IZL community, have been helping the Venezuelan migrants in Chicago. They share some highs and lows and ways everyone can help.
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
Awareness,
Behavior,
embodied,
Leader,
Leaders,
Leadership,
Leadership Development,
Leadership Energy,
Zen Leadership,
Whole Leadership,
Zen
Marcus Trapp
How do we ‘do’ in 2024
Jen Ayres reflects on her experience in Master Class and how those learnings can be applied in 2024.
When We Unpin Our Hopes
Jen Aryes finished the Zen Leader series. This is her reflection on the 3 year journey.
Reflections on Holidays, and the Year, Past
Andy Robins compares the uncertain lives of childhood visitors with the past year, and reminds us to connect with compassion.