Leadership Without Shadows: Inspire Through Transparency and Trust
How openness and honesty amplify ethical human-hearted leadership.
Leadership in the Taoist Way: Empower Others to Say, “We Did It Ourselves.”
Timeless lessons on non-directive leadership
The Art of Flow: How 'Wu Wei' Teaches Us to Lead and Work with Ease, Not Force
“Being good at making quick progress lies in not hurrying, and being good at reaching goals lies in not forcing
[Video] All Polarization and Binaries Have a Central Point of Origin
How do we reconcile polarities like right versus wrong and good versus bad?
With so many extreme challenges and divisive
How Do You Navigate Moral Challenges and Decisions in Your Life?
Reflections on the value of studying the Tao Te Ching to get better at questioning everything you think is true.
Eclipsing ideology: Exploring the Impermanence of Fixed Beliefs and the Nature of Human Expression
Considering the fluidity of gender identity on the path of recognition and understanding.
The Journey of 1,000 Miles Starts with Where You Are Standing
How “Queering The Way” came to be the path I was already on.
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.
To Understand the Concept of ‘Good,’ We Must Accept the Mutually Arising Polarity of ‘Bad’.
Conscientious humane action requires that we navigate the space in-between what is ‘good and bad’ to minimize harm caused to others by remaining too long at unnatural extremes.
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