Flexibility and Yielding Are Essential Aspects of Life — Stiffness and Resistance Lead to Decay and Death
When we yield to what appears to be blocking our way, we will find a way through.
The Way of Leadership Is Never a Straight Path — Especially if You’re Queer
Over the last few weeks, I’ve written a several posts investigating the qualities and characteristics of ethical and human-heartedness
What Does It Mean to Be a Virtuous Person and How Is that Different From a Person of Good Character?
We live in a social media age where morality and ethics are demonstrated as virtue-signalling memes or thumbs-up emoticons — often
Why Leadership Should Not Be a Measure of the Individual Leader’s Character
Leadership needs to empower others to act with integrity.
It might be a cliché, but “To err is human” is
How to Be True to Who You Are: The Thin Line Between Niceness and Fairness
The challenging intersection of social etiquette and equity in professional relationships.
Is the Tao Te Ching Still Relevant Today, and Why Would You Care to Read it?
The Tao Te Ching is implicitly a queer text, one that has been an ethics of the marginalized and the oppressed. Through simple metaphors and observations of nature, the Tao Te Ching offers a powerful virtue ethics philosophy for our common humanity, one that challenges the status quo.
Queering the Lead: Embracing the Power of Unique Stories and Authenticity in Leadership
Contemplative Reflections, Part 5: Leadership for a more inclusive, conscious, and humane society.
Leadership is not just about directing or
Radical Humility: An Antidote to Arrogance and Self-Importance
Lessons from the Tao Te Ching about the harmful arrogance rooted in egocentricity.
The Emotional Challenges and (Sometimes) Trauma of Being an Entrepreneur - That No One Tells You About
A personal narrative about the importance of self-mastery if you're a self-employed creator.
If you’re an entrepreneur,
The Necessity of Appealing to Innate Human Dignity Instead of Furthering Argument and Division
Self-mastery is not about agreeing with other people’s opinions or keeping silent — it demonstrates your humility and respect for
