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The Illusion of Control
I have strong control needs. In the past, I had always preferred to work alone to ensure things were done “right.” And, this worked pretty…
When Driving For Results Does More Harm Than Good
I come from a family of high-achievers, so driving for results is a very familiar pattern. We reward leaders who are good at this “push”…
Overworked and underpaid? How would Zen Leadership help?
In connection with a webinar we hosted last week around The Zen Leader , a premier coach in Singapore contacted me, wondering how a Zen…
Ginny Whitelaw on the Stu Taylor Show
Ginny Whitelaw is interviewed on the Stu Taylor radio show (www.stutaylor.com) about her new book, The Zen Leader: 10 Ways to go From Barely Managing…
How do most leaders get stuck in Maslow’s Hierarchy?
Most of us are pretty familiar with Maslow’s hierarchy as it relates to life – physical needs at the bottom… self-actualization at the top. But…
Video: Workshop Experience
In the final installment of our video series, Dr. Ginny Whitelaw, author of The Zen Leader, discusses what type of experience a participant can expect…
I was recently at a networking event of a small group of local business consultants. With my fresh copy of The Zen Leader on the…
What does spirituality have to do with Leadership Development?
I have been engaged in numerous discussions lately in leadership groups and have noticed an interesting trend: It doesn’t take very long for the conversations…
3 Common Myths about Zen and Why Zen Helps Leaders
I’ve heard these myths many times, but today I found all 3 of them in the same article. So here goes… Myth #1: Zen is about…