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Zen Leaders and Social Change
Before last November’s U.S. midterm elections, I felt a familiar hope rising up. I was excited about the women and people of color running for…
FocusOn, Fall 2017
“There is no illusion greater than fear .” – Lao Tsu Tensions reach a fever pitch around North Korea. A terrorist bomb explodes in…
How Zen Can Provide Leadership in a Post-Truth Trump World
What a wacky month. I’ve tried several times to write this post and every time have gotten sidetracked by the latest unfoldings in our real-life…
Zen, Leadership, and Transformative Technologies
Gordon Greene, Ken Kushner and myself recently made a trek to California to meet with a number of key players at the intersection of technology,…
CAMPAIGN FEVER: HOW WE’VE TURNED INDIGNATION INTO A NATIONAL PASTIME (AND THE FIRST FLIP TOWARD A BETTER COUNTRY)
Ginny Whitelaw for Integral Post: November 2nd, 2016 “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man…
Connected Leadership for a Connected Age
September 2016 Brown and crinkled leaves begin to collect on my patio, the vanguard of the leaf-onslaught to come. Did summer already shoot by? Not…
Women of the Land
Two groups of women, training at a Zen Dojo, thirty years apart. I met the first group when I was a Chozen-ji live-in. For three…
Forget Democrats and Republicans – What Kind of Convention are YOU Hosting?
For those of you living outside the US or under a rock, you may have missed it: the most bloody, angry, and divisive presidential primary…
TRUMP, HAMILTON, AND THE ZEN LEADER WALK INTO A BAR…
Ginny Whitelaw for Integral Post: May 9th, 2016 OK, so that didn’t literally happen, but it’s a figurative summary of my week. On Monday, I…