Your Presence is a Present: how to be ‘here and now’ and why it makes a difference
In a world where actually being face to face with other people is now something of a rarity, it’s become even more apparent what it means to be present.
Navigating a Blank Map: how to be a warrior leader in a shifting world
Leadership which revolves around an ability to micro-manage every possible outcome is no longer an option.
Perhaps warriorship means letting go of the need to control the world around and inside of us …
Relaxing or collapsing? Give your mind a rest by getting into your body…
Listening to our bodies can tell us when we need to eat, when we need to move, when we need to rest. Just for a moment, can you switch of your mind? There’s a lot resting on it. 🙂
In uncertain times we don’t need heroes. What we need are warriors.
In the real world there are no Supermen, there are no Wonder Women. If we hold people up as heroes, they can only ever fall short. So what is different about a warrior?
Hope is great. But courage will be needed to really show that Black Lives Matter
As leaders we have a particular responsibility to not settle for the reassurance of hope, and the private satisfaction of raising our awareness. Now is the time for courageous action to challenge systemic racism and advocate for racial justice.
Lessons from a Pandemic: What great leaders can teach us about leadership in a post-COVID world.
Over the years we’ve had the privilege of working with some wise, conscious, courageous leaders. We asked some of them to share with us their insights about how they are leading through this moment of crisis
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NEW blog! Especially for anyone who's been distracted during a zoom call lately (that'd be all of us, then?)
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http://www.globalwarriors.com/your-presence-is-a-present-how-to-be-here-and-now-and-why-it-makes-a-difference/
Distracted? Us? Well, now you mention it...
Here’s how to overcome a distraction habit…
https://hbr.org/2019/12/how-to-overcome-your-checks-email-distraction-habit