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A Letter to the Young Leader Under My Custody
I knew it would be hard–but who knew it would be this hard?
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The Contract | A Word From The Led
And in the end we follow them–not because we are paid…
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The Self’s Fleeting and Fading Universe
Why look for impermanence in an impermanent world?
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Confucian Leadership Lesson | Why I Prefer Working Under A Tough Leader
Leadership is not about popularity. So what if people like you?
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The Twins of Innovation and Tradition | A Story of Samsung
To stick to the status quo is to be on a ship that is destined to sink either slowly or suddenly–but surely.
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The COO, The Operations Lead and The Queen Bee
Without the operations guy or gal, entrepreneurs can get lost in an endless to-do list that saps them of their vital energy and creative vision.
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4 Reasons Why You Didn’t Get That Promotion
This is about team members actually understanding our goals, the obstacles and challenges that we face as well as how they can contribute to the team.
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Author Spotlight | Erna Walraven on What Wild Animals Teach Us About Leadership
Trustworthiness is the number one desirable trait in a wild animal leader.
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Nephrite | A Weapon of Peace
The Maori called nephrite Pounamu. In New Zealand, the gemstone is found only in South Island.
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Economic Security and Personal Freedom | An Analysis of Enterprise and Government
Ebbs and flows are found in the stories of all societies and corporations. The role of leaders is to shape and imbue traits that improve its chances of success.
Twinn Swan 