Tag: Mastery
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Forgiveness: The Door to Gratitude
Forgiveness is like stopping smoking. One can vainly struggle with it, but sometimes, when the drive is strong enough, it happens, and we are set free.
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Are You Brave Enough to Challenge the Status Quo?
We play the story in our heads that “out there” should not be allowed in here because it’ll change the status quo.
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Humility and the Trustworthiness of a Leader
There is a direct connection between the humility and trustworthiness of the leader.
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Presence, Gratitude and Trust
When we contemplate this truth regarding the benevolent nature of the Universe, when we have presence, we come to develop a sense of Gratitude and Trust.
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Cultivating Contentment
Life is not a means to an end, it is in itself complete and joyful. To cultivate contentment is to really taste, see, smell and feel life, as it is.
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Gratitude and Arresting the Two Happiness Thieves
The coating on your being that repels experience is a lack of appreciativeness. It is the attribute of a lack of gratitude.
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Gratitude and Arresting the Two Happiness Thieves
So you have to understand that at the root of our criminality is the conviction that we’re not worthy or that we are owed more, that the world is not worthy.
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Humility and the Trustworthiness of a Leader
Jim Collins has rightfully indicated that a key quality of exceptional leaders is humility. This view has become increasingly current, with the growing interest in the spiritual quotient of leadership and the growing body of work in the field of servant leadership.
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The Death of Common Sense
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend Common Sense, who has been with us for many years.
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The Puzzle of Motivation: Dan Pink
Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think. Listen for illuminating stories and maybe, a way forward.