The traditional Chinese practice of Tai Chi is renowned the world over for its many martial arts, physical and mental health benefits. Hig...

In my blog ‘ Can Obedience nurture Trust? ’ my thoughts were about shifting from blind obedience to trust. Control and delegation are a par...

In martial arts “punctuality” is the key. Why? Why I think so, I’ll explain later, let’s see how punctuality is defined in Wikipedia: th...

Does fun have anything to do in leadership? Did ever happen to you when you were still young that out of nothing (or for something that to...

Leaders are there to help, managers to fix. Agree? Probably hard to claim this could be the final truth. When helping someone then (o...

After recently a puppy joint our household once again it proved that from the moment we are born we have been predestined and taught how to...

There is no martial art with the name Tai Chun. I just melted names of two arts to form a new expression:  the first word from Tai Chi ( T...

To post on the first day of a new year – a challenge in a way. But what else is a leadership if not that too? Last year was a great year f...

In situations when you have to introduce yourself where do you usually place your family name: in front of a given one or behind it? Do you ...

In working environment have you ever wondered about: Does a mutual feeling of trust within the organization increase productivity and com...

In the previous post ( Tai chi in the leadership world – 1 ) I've written about basics and fundamentals of the wide and profound wisdom ...

If asked whether you like physics most or many of you would probably answer “no”. In next few paragraphs I would like to show you that it...

 The principles I’m sharing today are not rules or steps that most of the times are offered and used separately instead of integrally in W...

“Please call my secretary for a meeting – she knows when I’m busy” is often heard from an important CEO? If you yourself do not manage yo...

A timeless debate like the age-old controversy about “a chicken and an egg” is more or less applicable also to the question whether leaders...

Every and all things trigger a response: action ~ reaction. Pretend that, while walking on an icy road, you slip. What is your reaction...

A common conclusion of all studies on our cultures is that we are definitely different. This is not really a great contribution but rather j...

The Mandarin Chinese word wú wéi could be described: ‘by inaction nothing is left undone.’ It may well be also translated as ‘non-acting...

What constitutes to be a superior leader? F. Marcos said: Leadership is the other side of the coin of loneliness, and he who is a leader mus...

In the book Leadership by Virtue I refer to martial arts philosophies and Wing Chun principles with regard to a personal growth for ...