Institute for Zen Leadership (Page 14)
Leadership Advice: Simplification Changes Everything
I’ve been on a mission the last few years to simplify my life. It actually began out of necessity a few years earlier as…
Leadership Advice: Why “Experiencing” is better than “Showing”
As leaders, we are often in teaching mode – communicating our vision, letting others learn from our experience, and correcting and adjusting our course to…
Leadership Advice: When decisions offer no “good” outcomes.
We’ve all heard the phrase, “The lesser of two evils,” but sometimes leaders are faced with decisions where even the lesser of two evils is…
Leadership development is not a straight path
Nothing seems to run in a straight line. We start something, move things forward and then the backslide begins. Whoever penned the phrase, “two steps…
Leadership Advice On Building Connections
Has it ever seemed like the right person came into your life at exactly the right time? This has happened to me on many occasions.…
Leadership Advice: How To Expand Your Peripheral Vision
How many followers are in your camp? How many people do you influence? Have you ever stopped to think about the number? Probably not. It’s…
Leadership Advice for When You’re Running on Empty
I’m having one of those low energy days. It doesn’t seem to happen very often for me, as I have a lot of Driver energy…
How to recognize – and free yourself – from coping mode.
I was in a conversation recently with some other coaches that really struck home. We were talking about one of our biggest challenges –…
The easiest way to meditate – EVER!
Not sure if my teachers will roll their eyes or applaud me, but I’ve finally hit on a time and place for meditation that seems…