Last post about “Different views on leadership” discussed the differences between Western and Eastern leadership views. In searching for those dissimilarities I came across text from Spring and Autumn – Warring States, chapter Yao Yue describing discussion between Confucius and his apprentice Zi Zhang. Discussion is obviously focused on a leadership principles and attitudes: Zi Zhang…
In my post Tai Chi Quan Leadership I have given you some historical information and points to be used in leadership process from Tai Chi. In this and the next post I’d like to share with you some of my experiences and knowledge that I have gained by practicing Tai Chi. I will conclude with another…
The central blog question is: “How to successfully lead a group of people coming from different cultural backgrounds?” Today we are facing important and challenging (new) factors in leadership and management: different languages, time zones, channels/modes of communication, physical distance, and consequently a large and variable mixture of cultural factors. All these factors influence work…
Dao De Jing is a transcript of around five thousand Chinese characters in eighty-one chapters or sections. The chapter divisions were during history in later editions reorganized and supplemented with commentary. The title of the Dao De Jing text comes from the opening words of its two sections: DAO represented in chapters 1 to 37…
Blurb of the book: Interwoven around the leadership process, corporate challenges and martial arts this book brings the reader along to “listen in” on the day to day developments, struggles and challenges. The reader is shown from a first-person perspective the internal refinement of a leadership process based on non-Western approach. The main character, brought…
THOUGHTS FOR THE POST-2008 WORLD
Inspired by children to celebrate life daily
Empowering Leaders 300 Words at a Time
Ostal bi filozof, če bi molčal, pa kaj ko ne (z)morem
Leadership By Virtue 