Category: Self-Knowledge

On Self-Trust, Part II — the Temple

My last post was about how we can fos­ter self-trust as the cen­tral means to over­com­ing “stuck­ness” and con­flict that holds us back from ful­fill­ing our lead­er­ship poten­tials. If lead­ing is respond­ing to the call to stand in an exposed place in order to change the order of things, then by def­i­n­i­tion lead­ing relies on… Con­tin­ue read­ing On Self-Trust, Part II — the Temple

A Beautiful Example

First, I want to offer many thanks to Alek­sander Velkos­ki for stop­ping by my site and leav­ing a com­ment on my last post. In return, I vis­it­ed his own fine lead­­er­­ship-ori­en­t­ed site. I found excel­lent mate­r­i­al and I was par­tic­u­lar­ly impressed by a video of Peter Schiff that I, like Alek­sander, have decid­ed to embed.… Con­tin­ue read­ing A Beau­ti­ful Example

On Defensiveness: More Straw for an Even Bigger Fire

In my last post I men­tioned the phrase “straw for the fire” as hav­ing emerged dur­ing a med­i­ta­tion. Since then I have become increas­ing­ly aware of some­thing with­in that con­tin­ues to grow around these lines. Most­ly this: that every con­cept of self, every cher­ished belief, and cer­tain­ly all absolutes are so much straw, as well.… Con­tin­ue read­ing On Defen­sive­ness: More Straw for an Even Big­ger Fire