Tag Archives: meditation
Should you Build a Meditation Habit?
Scientists and sages both seem to agree you should. And heaven knows, I’ve tried. Sit down. Breathe. Count your breath. I’ve totally got the theory down. And yet, regardless of my theoretical mastery, I’ve failed, failed, failed. My very good … Continue reading
“If you can’t stand solitude, perhaps others find you boring as well” (Great Work quote)
If you can’t stand solitude, perhaps others find you boring as well. ~ Mark Twain For me at least, the evidence is getting increasingly hard to avoid: meditation is a powerful leadership tool. Tony Schwartz, Eric Klein, Kevin Cashman and … Continue reading
Gwen Bell, Big Love in a Small World
Gwen Bell is passionate about … life. Gwen’s a yoga teacher, a social media swami, a champion for community, a whiz on technology, a connector and an engager and a philosopher on life. I interviewed her because Gwen’s name kept … Continue reading
Kevin Cashman, Leadership from the Inside Out
Kevin Cashman’s Leadership from the Inside Out was published in 1998 and has firmly established itself as a classic in the leadership genre. It really covers a wide approach to thinking about what are the areas of mastery you need … Continue reading
Mark Thornton, Meditation in a New York Minute
Two things I love about this interview. First, Mark is a fellow Aussie. That always puts me in a good mood. Second, he’s reinvented himself. He was a VP and COO for the JP Morgan Private Bank in London. And … Continue reading
Eddie Erlandson, Worth Ethic
The seed for Eddie Erlandson’s work began to blossom when he was Chief of Staff at St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor and where, as well as being a vascular surgeon, Eddie began a wellness and executive effectiveness program. … Continue reading
